Rep. FORD proposes the following amendment (LC-3924.SA0019H):

Amend the bill, as and if amended, SECTION 8, by striking Section 61-2-135 and inserting:

 Section 61-2-135. When a person licensed to sell alcoholic liquor or, beer and wine, or a hemp-cannabinoid product moves his business to a new location in the same county that was licensed in the same manner within ninety days of the time of the move, the person may use his current license and is not required to initiate a new application upon approval by the department. In addition to a hemp-cannabinoid product retail license, the a person must also have a retail license for alcoholic liquor or beer and wine and to continue selling both types of products containing more than five milligrams and not more than ten milligrams of allowable THC concentration as referred to in Section 61-6-20 in the new location.

Amend the bill further, SECTION 39, by striking Section 61-14-710(D)(2) and (3) and inserting:

  (2) Retailers of hemp-cannabinoid beverages containing more than five milligrams but not more than ten milligrams of an allowable THC concentration or hemp gelatin chewables containing not more than ten milligrams are subject to Chapter 6 of Title 61, in the same manner and to the same extent those provisions apply to alcoholic liquor. A retailer subject to this subsection must also maintain a license to sell alcoholic liquors for off-premises consumption.
  (3) Retailers of hemp-cannabinoid products must also maintain a retail license for beer and wine or alcoholic liquor to be eligible for a hemp-cannabinoid product retailer's license in addition to any additional requirements required by the department.

Renumber sections to conform.

Amend title to conform.