Alcoholic beverage licenses; grounds to deny license; excluding certain license from certain provision.

Reorganized the list of 17 grounds for license denial into a clearer format with consistent numbering and formatting.

Changed subsection B to specify that wine and spirits wholesalers and beer distributors can hold licenses of each other's type without restriction, and added that beer distributor licenses can be held by corporations, partnerships, or limited liability companies.

Updated the bill header to reflect it is the House floor version and clarified the legislative session information.

Added Section 2 establishing November 1, 2025 as the effective date of the act.

Effective date changed from November 1, 2025 to blank for governor's signature date

New subsection B added allowing beer distributors and wine spirits wholesalers under common ownership to obtain wholesaler licenses without certain business entity limitations

Minor formatting changes including title changes from 'ENGROSSED' to 'ENROLLED' and updated page numbering

Added clarification that provisions do not prohibit issuance of beer distributor licenses to corporations, partnerships, or limited liability companies

Added new grounds for license denial including financial interest conflicts for wine and spirits wholesalers and beer distributors, and expanded restrictions on license holders who are law enforcement officials or ABLE Commission employees.

Permitted wine and spirits wholesalers to maintain beer distributor licenses and beer distributors to maintain wine and spirits wholesaler licenses, removing previous limitations on these license combinations.

Changed the effective date from the previous version to November 1, 2025.

Reformatted the bill header to reflect Senate amendment status and corrected sponsor attribution formatting.

Changed the agency name from 'ABLE Commission' to 'ABLE Alcoholic Beverage Laws Enforcement (ABLE) Commission' for clarity.

Added new ground for license denial: applicants or affiliates must be in compliance with state tax laws under Article XXVIII-A of the Oklahoma Constitution.

Added new provision allowing beer distributors and wine and spirits wholesalers under common ownership to operate without entity type limitations.

Added provision allowing retail wine and/or beer license applicants to maintain separate mixed beverage, caterer, or on-premises beer and wine licenses.

Reorganized the bill structure and modified the title to better reflect the content changes.