Senator Cash proposes the following amendment (SJ-3924.MB0052S):

Amend the bill, as and if amended, SECTION 45, by striking Section 61-14-10(1)(b) and inserting:

  (b) more than five milligrams but not more than ten milligrams on a liquid weight basis per serving, which can be a twelve-ounce single serving container sold in a liquor store.:
   (i) up to one and one-half of an ounce, in a 750-milliliter container sold in a liquor store; or
   (ii) a twelve-ounce single serving container sold in a liquor store.

Amend the bill further, SECTION 45, by striking Section 61-14-10(8) and inserting:

 (8) "Hemp-cannabinoid beverage," which is a chemically intoxicating beverage subject to the exercise of the police power of the General Assembly, pursuant to Section 1, Article VIII-A of the South Carolina Constitution. "Hemp-cannabinoid beverages" may not contain beer, wine, or liquor, and may not contain more than the allowable THC concentration, and must be sold as a single serving in a twelve-ounce can or bottle.:
  (a) as a single serving in twelve-ounce cans or bottles, or
  (b) as no more than seventeen servings with a total of one hundred-seventy milligrams of THC in a single 750-milliliter bottle.

Amend the bill further, SECTION 45, by striking Section 61-14-10(15) and inserting:

 (15) "Serving" means a hemp-cannabinoid beverage containing twelve fluid ounces in a single serving container. either:
  (a) twelve fluid ounces in a single serving container; or
  (b) no more than one and one-half fluid ounces in a 750-milliliter bottle.

Amend the bill further, SECTION 45, by striking Section 61-14-920 and inserting:

 Section 61-14-920. Hemp-cannabinoid beverages in a 750-milliliter bottle or a single serving can with more than five milligrams but not more than ten milligrams of the allowable THC concentration per serving may be sold only in licensed alcoholic liquor stores.

Renumber sections to conform.

Amend title to conform.