Alcoholic beverages; allowing mixed beverage licenses be used by certain entity. Effective date.

SB 1057, known as the Marissa Murrow Act, amends Oklahoma's alcoholic beverage laws to clarify definitions and update regulations for various license types, particularly affecting caterers and mixed beverage license holders. The bill introduces specific rules for caterers, including restrictions on certain actions and requirements for event venues, while also refining definitions for terms like "brand extension" and "club suite." Additionally, it establishes new fee structures and surcharges for specific licenses and authorizes the Alcoholic Beverage Laws Enforcement Commission to promulgate related rules. These changes aim to modernize the statutory framework governing the sale and service of alcohol in the state.