Provides alcoholic beverages on credit to an individual person where the order on credit is at least $200

This bill allows retail licensees (like liquor stores) that sell alcohol for off-premises consumption to offer credit sales to individual customers, but only for orders totaling at least $200. It modifies existing alcohol control law by creating a new exception to standard credit sale rules. The key provision requires that any credit sale must meet the $200 minimum order value, and the retailer must retain the alcohol for the customer until payment is made. This directly affects businesses seeking to expand credit options for larger alcohol purchases while maintaining a financial threshold to limit small-credit transactions.