Oklahoma 2022 Regular Session

Oklahoma Senate Bill SB1723 Latest Draft

Bill / Amended Version Filed 04/14/2022

                             
 
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES - FLOOR VERSION 
 
STATE OF OKLAHOMA 
 
2nd Session of the 58th Legislature (2022) 
 
ENGROSSED SENATE 
BILL NO. 1723 	By: Coleman of the Senate 
 
  and 
 
  Marti of the House 
 
 
 
 
[ alcoholic beverages - wine and spirits whol esalers 
to adjust prices monthly - impose minimum fees - 
electronic copies of prices for inspection - repealer 
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 	emergency ] 
 
 
 
BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF T HE STATE OF OKLAHOMA: 
SECTION 1.     AMENDATORY     37A O.S. 2021, Section 3 -116, is 
amended to read as follows: 
Section 3-116. A.  Any manufacturer or subsidiary of a 
manufacturer who markets its products solely through a subsidiary or 
subsidiaries, a distiller, rectifier, bottler, winemaker or importer 
of alcoholic beverages, bottled or made in a foreign country, either 
within or without this state, may sell such brands or kinds of 
alcoholic beverages to every licensed wine and spirits wholesaler 
who desires to purchase the same, on the same price basis and 
without discrimination or inducement s, and shall further be required   
 
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to sell such beverages only to those persons licensed a s wine and 
spirits wholesalers. 
B.  The provisions of subsection A of this section shall not 
apply to a brewer except as otherwise stated herein.  In the event a 
brewer, who has entered into territoria l distribution agreements 
with beer distributors in thi s state, markets wine and spirits 
products in this state either itsel f or through a subsidiary or 
affiliate, then such brewer, subsidiary or affiliate may elect to 
designate beer distributors, with who m it has entered into 
territorial distribution agreemen ts, as its designated wholesalers 
for any wine and spirit products to be sold by the brewer, 
subsidiary or affiliate within said beer distributors ' existing 
territories, provided such beer distributors must also hold a wine 
and spirits wholesaler license. In such event, the beer 
distributors shall be deemed designated whol esalers for the 
territory with respect to the designated products.  Provided, in the 
event a beer distributor has not obtained a win e and spirits 
license, has elected not to sell wine and spirits in its respective 
territory or, in the brewer 's commercially reasonable discretion, is 
not suitable to sell wine and spirits in its respective territory, 
then the brewer, subsidiary or affilia te may extend the territory of 
an existing beer distrib utor, with whom it has entered into a 
territorial distribution agreem ent and who holds a wine and spirits 
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subsection only, the phrase "subsidiary or affiliate" shall mean any 
entity that the brewer controls, is controlled by, or is under 
common control with, duri ng the time that the wine and spirits 
brands are offered for sale in this state, and "control" shall mean 
ownership of more than fif ty percent (50%) of the voting securities 
or assets of, or the ability to dictate the material operations of, 
another entity.  If the brewer, subsidiary or affiliate sells the 
wine and spirits brands to a manufacturer other than one that would 
otherwise fall within the provisions of this subsection, then the 
rights provided in this subsection which relate to the wine and 
spirits brands shall terminate.  The rights provided to beer 
distributors pursuant to Section 3 -111 of this title shall not be 
extended to apply to the wine or spirits brands distributed pursua nt 
to this subsection. 
C.  No manufacturer shall require a wine and s pirits wholesaler 
to purchase any alcoholic beverages or any goods, wares or 
merchandise as a condi tion to the wine and spirits whol esaler 
obtaining or being entitled to purchase any alco holic beverages. 
Violation of this section shall be a misdemeanor.  C onviction 
hereunder shall automatically revoke the violator 's license. 
D.  In the event a manufactu rer or nonresident seller has not 
designated a designated wholesaler to sell its product s in the 
state, the nondesignated products shall be posted in accorda nce with 
the following:   
 
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1.  On the first business day of each month, the manufacturer 
shall post with the ABLE Commission the price of all wine and 
spirits it proposes to offer for sale t o licensed wine and spirit 
wholesalers in this state.  All prices sha ll become effective on the 
first business day of the following month and shall remain in effect 
and unchanged for a period of not le ss than one (1) month.  The 
posting shall be submitted on a form approved by the ABLE Commission 
and shall identify the bran d, size, alcohol content and price of 
each item intended to be offered for sale.  No change or 
modification of the posted price shal l be permitted except upon 
written permission from the ABLE Commission based on good cause 
shown; 
2.  When a new item is reg istered, or an old item is 
discontinued, or any change is made by a manufacturer or nonresident 
seller as to price, age, proof, labe l or type of bottle of any item 
offered for sale in thi s state, such new item, discontinued item or 
change in price, age, pr oof, label or type of bottle of any item 
shall be listed separately on the cover page of the price schedule 
and, in the case of pric es changed, shall reflect both the old and 
the new price of the item changed.  All new items and changes as to 
age, proof, label or type of bottle in which any item is offered for 
sale shall first be submitted in writing to the ABLE Commission for 
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disapproval of price changes shall not be required if filed in 
conformity with the provisions of this subsection. 
a. In addition to the foregoing requirements, th e 
manufacturer shall, at the same time, on regular forms 
provided by the ABLE Commission , re-register all items 
of alcoholic beverage which the manufacturer had 
registered and offered for sale in this state during 
the previous price period. 
b. A short form of price posting may be permitte d by the 
ABLE Commission for any price period in which no new 
item is offered or old item discontinued, or change is 
made in the price, age, proof, label or type of bottle 
of any item offered by any manufacturer.  Such shor t 
form shall contain only such st atements as the 
Director may require or permit; 
3.  The brand name, size, proof and type of alcoholic beverages 
must be shown on each container sold in this state; 
4.  No brand of alcoholic beverage shall be listed on a pri ce 
list or posting in more than o ne place, or offered for sale by more 
than one method, or at more than one price, except as provided 
hereafter: 
a. a manufacturer who has posted F.O.B. prices from a 
foreign shipping point shall also list the same 
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United States.  Only one United States F.O.B. p oint 
shall be permitted, and 
b. a manufacturer may list on their pric e list or posting 
an item of specific size that may be packaged in more 
than one type or design con tainer, provided that the 
containers being offered have been approved by the 
ABLE Commission; 
5.  The manufacturer shall sell to the wine and spirits 
wholesalers all items of wine and spirits at the current posted 
price in effect on the date of the shipmen t as shown on the 
manifest, bill of lading or invoice; 
6.  A full and correct copy of ea ch said price registration 
shall be transmitted to wine and spirits w holesalers on the same day 
such prices are filed with or mailed to the ABLE Commission.  Proof 
of such mailing or delivery shall be furnished the ABLE Commission 
by the manufacturer with the price registration or upon request; 
7.  The sale, or offer to sel l, of any item of alcoholic 
beverage by a manufacturer to a wine and spirits wholesaler at a 
price not in compliance with the price posted with the ABLE 
Commission may be deemed a violati on; and 
8.  This subsection shall not apply to a manufacturer that ha s 
designated a wine and spirits wholesaler to sell its product in the 
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designated wholesaler pursuant to subsection B of Section 3-116 of 
this title, with respect to designated products. 
E.  Every wine and spirits wholesaler shall maintain its wine 
and spirits prices through the end of the ca lendar month.  The wine 
and spirits wholesaler may change any wine and spirits price at the 
beginning of each calendar month. 
F.  Every wine and spirits wholesa ler is authorized to fill 
orders non-sequentially and impose minimum order, delivery, 
handling, processing, repackaging, and invoicing fees onto its 
orders.  These activities shall not constitute a violation of this 
title or any rule promulgated under this title. 
G.  Every wine and spirits wholesaler shall make available for 
inspection by the ABLE Commission upon request an electronic copy of 
the prices in which its wine and spirits were sold to the retail 
tier in this state. The electronic copy shall li st the line-item 
price, handling cost, transportation cos t, and any other costs that 
may be associated with the sale or delivery of th at item.  The 
prices provided by the wine and spirits w holesaler shall not be 
subject to the Oklahoma Open Records Act or publicly disseminated by 
the ABLE Commission. 
SECTION 2.     AMENDATORY     37A O.S . 2021, Section 3-123, is 
amended to read as follows:   
 
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Section 3-123. A.  It shall be unlawful for any person 
privileged to sell alcoholic beverages to wholesalers, beer 
distributors or retailers: 
1.  To discriminate, directly or indirectly, in price betwe en 
one wine and spirits wholesaler and another wine and spirits 
wholesaler, when that ma nufacturer has not designated a single wine 
and spirits wholesaler, or between one retailer and ano ther retailer 
purchasing alcoholic beverages bearing the same brand o r trade name 
and of like age and quality, unless otherwise provided by law; or 
2.  To grant, directly or indirectly, any discount, rebate, free 
goods, allowance or other inducement. 
B.  The ABLE Commission is hereby authorized to promulgate rules 
which are necessary to carry out the purpose of this section and to 
prevent its circumvention by offering or giving of any rebate, 
allowance, free goods, discount or any other thing or service of 
value; provided, the posting or invoicing of charges per order for 
processing minimum ord ers or per case for the handling or repacking 
of goods imposition of minimum order, delivery, handling, 
processing, repackaging, and invoicing fees onto its order by wine 
and spirits wholesalers and beer distributors for sales in less than 
full case lots shall not constitute a violation of this section. 
C.  For the violation of any provision of this section or of any 
rule duly promulgated under this section, the ABLE Commiss ion may 
suspend or revoke a license as follows:   
 
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1.  For a first offense, not exceedi ng ten (10) days' suspension 
of license; 
2.  For a second offense, n ot exceeding thirty (30) days' 
suspension of license; and 
3.  For a third offense, the ABLE Commission s hall revoke the 
license. 
D.  For purposes of this section, and except as otherwise 
provided in subsection E of this section, "inducement" means 
directly or indirectly offering, selling, trading, giving or 
furnishing any discount, free goods, electronic or nonelectronic 
refrigerated equipment, barrels, tubs, fixtures, d ispensing 
equipment, outdoor electric or nonelectric advertising structure 
displaying the retailer's name, permanent shelving, supplies, gifts, 
prizes, instantly redeemable coupons, premiums, retailer rebates, 
services of any employee including but not lim ited to affixing pri ce 
labels or tags, routinely stocking product on shelves other than the 
stocking of cold boxes, paying a third party for entering product 
and price information into a retai ler's computer system, portal, 
website, spreadsheet or third -party system, handling product that 
was not sold to the retailer by the licensee, paying a slotting fee, 
selling on consignment, operating a retailer 's cash register, 
conducting janitorial servic es, decoration, samples of alcoholic 
beverages, personal propert y or other inducemen t or thing of value 
to any retail spirit, retail beer, retail wine, beer and wine, mixed   
 
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beverage, caterer, bottle club or special event licensee, wine and 
spirits wholesaler or beer distributor, their agents or employees. 
E.  It shall not be deemed an ind ucement for a brewer, beer 
distributor, small brewer self -distributor or brewpub self-
distributor to voluntarily take the following merchandising actions 
with the permission of the retail licensee: 
1.  Furnish point-of-sale advertising materials and consum er 
advertising specialties, as those terms are defined in 27 C.F.R., 
Section 6.84 and in compliance with the other limits and 
restrictions provided in 27 C.F.R., Section 6. 84; 
2.  Give or sell product displays, including but not limited to 
barrels and tubs, provided that the value of such displays does not 
exceed the limits and restrictions provided in 27 C.F.R., Section 
6.83; 
3.  Build product displays, accessible to the cu stomer and 
without disturbing competitors ' products, for the pro duct being 
delivered by the beer distributor; 
4.  Affix pricing to the shelf strip or pr oduct display for the 
product being delivered by the beer distributor, small brewer self -
distributor or brewpub self-distributor, or brewed by the brewer; 
5.  Routinely stock and restock shelves and cold boxes and 
rotate product that has been sold to the r etail licensee by the beer 
distributor, small brewer self -distributor or brewpub self -
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6.  Furnish things of value to a temporary r etailer, as defined 
in 27 C.F.R., Section 6.85; 
7.  Sell equipment or supplies to a reta il licensee, provided 
the equipment or supplies are sold at a price not less than the cost 
to the industry member and payment is collected within thirty (30) 
days of the sale; 
8.  Install dispensing accessories at the retail location, as 
long as the retailer bears the cost of installation including 
equipment; or furnish, give or sell coil cleaning services t o a 
retailer; 
9.  Withdraw quantities of beer or cider in undama ged, original 
packaging from the retail licensee's stock, provided the beer 
distributor, small brewer self-distributor, brewpub self -distributor 
or brewer sold such beer, directly or indirectl y, to the retail 
licensee and such removal is otherwise permitte d under Section 3-115 
of this title; provided, however, replacing with beer or cider of 
equivalent value shall not be considered a consignment sale; 
10.  Provide mail-in rebates for beer, cide r and nonalcoholic 
beverage merchandise items, funded by the bre wer and redeemed by the 
brewer, either by itself or through a third -party fulfillment 
company, for a discount or rebate on the beer, cider or nonalcoholic 
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11.  Provide a recommended shel f plan or shelf schematic to a 
retail licensee for all or any po rtion of the invento ry sold by the 
retail licensee; 
12.  Furnish or give a sample of bee r or cider to a retailer who 
has not purchased the brand from that brewer, beer distributor, 
small brewer self-distributor or brewpub self -distributor within the 
last twelve (12) months, p rovided that the brewer, beer distributor, 
small brewer self-distributor or brewpub self-distributor may not 
give more than thirty -six (36) ounces of any brand of beer or c ider 
to a specific retailer; 
13.  Furnish or give newspaper cuts , mats or engraved b locks for 
use in retailers' advertisements; 
14.  Package and distrib ute beer or cider in combination with 
other nonalcoholic items for sale to consumers; 
15.  Give or sponsor educational seminars for employees of 
retailers either at the brewer, beer distributor, small brewer self-
distributor or brewpub self -distributor's premises or at the 
retailer's establishment, including seminars dealing with use of a 
retailer's equipment, training seminars for employees of retailers 
or tours of the brewer, beer distrib utor, small brewer self-
distributor, or brewpub self -distributor's plant premises, provided 
that the brewer, beer distributor, small brewer self -distributor or 
brewpub self-distributor shall not pay the retailer for the 
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educational seminar but may provide nominal hospitality during the 
event; 
16.  Conduct tasting or sampling activities at a retail 
establishment and purchase the products to be used from the retailer 
so long as the purchase p rice paid does not exceed the ordinary 
retail price; provided, a bee r distributor shall not be required to 
provide labor for such sampling activities; 
17.  Offer contest pr izes, premium offers, refunds and like 
items directly to consume rs so long as office rs, employees and 
representatives of brewers, beer distributors, sma ll brewer self-
distributors, brewpub self -distributors and licensed retailers are 
excluded from particip ation; 
18.  List the names and addresses of two or more unaffili ated 
retailers selling the products of a brewer, beer distributor, small 
brewer, small brewer self-distributor or brewpub self -distributor in 
an advertisement of such brewer, beer distributor, small brewer, 
small brewer self-distributor or brewpub self -distributor so long as 
the requirements of 27 C.F.R., Section 6.98 are satisfied, 
considering applicable guidance issued by the United States 
Department of the Treasury Alcohol and Tobacco Tax an d Trade Bureau; 
provided, nothing in the Oklahoma Alcoholic Beve rage Control Act 
shall prohibit a retail, mixed beverage, on -premises beer and wine, 
public event, special event, charitable auction, charitable 
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communicating with a brewer, beer distributor , small brewer, smal l 
brewer self-distributor or brewpub self -distributor on social medi a 
or sharing media on the social media page or site of a brewer, beer 
distributor, small brewer, small b rewer self-distributor or brewpub 
self-distributor.  A retail, m ixed beverage, on-premises beer and 
wine, public event, special event, charitable auctio n, charitable 
alcoholic beverage event, or complimentary beverage licensee may 
request free social media advertising from a brewer, beer 
distributor, small brewer, smal l brewer self-distributor or brewpub 
self-distributor; provided, nothing in this section shall prohibit a 
brewer, beer distributor, small brewer, small brewer self -
distributor or brewpub self -distributor from sharing, reposting or 
forwarding a social media post by a retail, mixed beverage, on-
premises beer and wine, public event, special even t, charitable 
auction, charitable alcoholic beverage event, or complimentary 
beverage licensee, as long as the sharing, reposting or forwarding 
of the social media post does not contain the retail price of any 
alcoholic beverage.  No brewer, beer distribut or, small brewer, 
small brewer self-distributor or brewpub self -distributor shall pay 
or reimburse a retail, mixed beverage, on -premises beer and wine, 
public event, special event, charita ble auction, charitable 
alcoholic beverage event, or complimentary b everage licensee, 
directly or indirectly, for any social media advertising services.  
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special event, charitable auction, charitable alcoholic beverage 
event, or complimentary beverage lice nsee shall accept any payment 
or reimbursement, directly or indirectly, for any social media 
advertising service offered by a brewer, beer distributor, small 
brewer, small brewer self-distributor or brewpub self-distributor.  
For purposes of this paragraph , "social media" means a service, 
platform or site where users communicate with one another and share 
media, such as pictures, videos, music and blogs, with other users 
free of charge; or 
19.  Entering product and price information into a retailer 's 
portal, website, spreadsheet or third-party system.  A brewer may 
pay for a third-party system that provides d ata and pricing services 
to the brewer or a beer distributor. 
F. It shall not be deemed an inducement for a brewer, beer 
distributor, small brewer self -distributor or brewpub self-
distributor to engage in the following marketing activities, 
provided that the brewer, beer distributor, small brewer self -
distributor or brewpub self-distributor shall not pay the retailer's 
travel costs other than those for l ocal transportation or lodging: 
1.  Provide tickets to a retailer for a sporting or 
entertainment event so long as a representative of the brewer, beer 
distributor, small brewer self-distributor or brewpub self-
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2.  Provide food and beverage to a retailer for immediate 
consumption: 
a. at a meeting at which the primary purpose is the 
discussion of business, 
b. at a convention when the food and beverages are 
offered to all participants, or 
c. at a sports or entertainment event that the 
representatives of a brewer, beer distributor, small 
brewer self-distributor or brewpub self-distributor 
attend with the retailer; 
3.  Participate in retailer asso ciation activities by engaging 
in the following actions: 
a. displaying products at a convention or trade show, 
b. renting display booth space if the rental fee is the 
same as paid by all exhibitors at the event, 
c. providing its own hos pitality which is in dependent 
from association-sponsored activities, 
d. purchasing tickets to functions and paying 
registration fees if the payments or fees are the same 
as paid by all attende es, participants or exhibitors 
at the event, or 
e. making payments for advertisement s in programs or 
brochures issued by retailer associations at a 
convention or trade show; or   
 
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4.  Giving or selling outdoor signs to a retailer so long as the 
following requirements of 27 C.F.R., Section 6.102 are satisfied: 
a. the sign bears conspicuous an d substantial advertising 
matter about the product or the brewer, be er 
distributor, small brewer self-distributor or brewpub 
self-distributor which is permanently inscribed or 
securely affixed, 
b. the retailer is not compensated, direct ly or 
indirectly, such as through a sign company, for 
displaying the signs, and 
c. a permanent outdoor sign does not contain the 
retailer's name. 
SECTION 3.     REPEALER     37A O.S. 2021, Sections 3-116.1, 3-
116.2, and 3-116.3, are hereby repealed. 
SECTION 4.  It being immediately necessary for the pr eservation 
of the public peace, health or safety, an emergency is hereby 
declared to exist, by reason whereof this act shall take effect and 
be in full force from and after its passage and approval . 
 
COMMITTEE REPORT BY: COMMITTEE ON ALCOHOL, TOBACCO AND CONTROLLED 
SUBSTANCES, dated 04/14/2022 - DO PASS, As Amended.