HOUSE AMENDED
PRIOR PRINTER'S NOS. 278, 733, 1089 PRINTER'S NO. 1135
No. 277 Session of 1981
INTRODUCED BY GREENLEAF, FEBRUARY 3, 1981
AS AMENDED ON THIRD CONSIDERATION, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
JUNE 30, 1981
AN ACT
1 Amending the act of April 12, 1951 (P.L.90, No.21), entitled "An
2 act relating to alcoholic liquors, alcohol and malt and
3 brewed beverages; amending, revising, consolidating and
4 changing the laws relating thereto; regulating and
5 restricting the manufacture, purchase, sale, possession,
6 consumption, importation, transportation, furnishing, holding
7 in bond, holding in storage, traffic in and use of alcoholic
8 liquors, alcohol and malt and brewed beverages and the
9 persons engaged or employed therein; defining the powers and
10 duties of the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board; providing
11 for the establishment and operation of State liquor stores,
12 for the payment of certain license fees to the respective
13 municipalities and townships, for the abatement of certain
14 nuisances and, in certain cases, for search and seizure
15 without warrant; prescribing penalties and forfeitures;
16 providing for local option, and repealing existing laws,"
17 defining and exempting privately-owned public golf courses
18 from licensing quota and, FURTHER regulating sales by such <--
19 golf courses AND CERTAIN OTHER LIQUOR LICENSEES, FURTHER <--
20 PROVIDING FOR RETAIL OUTLETS FOR LIMITED WINERIES AND
21 APPROPRIATING FUNDS TO THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH FOR THE STUDY
22 OF PROBLEMS AND PROMOTION OF PROGRAMS RELATING TO ALCOHOLISM
23 AND THE REHABILITATION AND TREATMENT OF ALCOHOLICS.
24 The General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
25 hereby enacts as follows:
26 SECTION 1. SECTION 102, ACT OF APRIL 12, 1951 (P.L.90, <--
27 NO.21), KNOWN AS THE "LIQUOR CODE," IS AMENDED BY ADDING A
1 DEFINITION TO READ:
2 SECTION 102. DEFINITIONS.--THE FOLLOWING WORDS OR PHRASES,
3 UNLESS THE CONTEXT CLEARLY INDICATES OTHERWISE, SHALL HAVE THE
4 MEANINGS ASCRIBED TO THEM IN THIS SECTION:
5 * * *
6 "GOLF COURSE" SHALL MEAN A COURSE HAVING A MINIMUM OF NINE
7 HOLES AND A TOTAL LENGTH OF AT LEAST TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED YARDS.
8 * * *
9 Section 1. 2. Subsection (a) of section 406, act of April <--
10 12, 1951 (P.L.90, No.21), known as the "Liquor Code," OF THE <--
11 ACT, amended December 12, 1980 (P.L.1195, No.221), is amended to
12 read:
13 Section 406. Sales by Liquor Licensees; Restrictions.--(a)
14 (1) Every hotel, restaurant or club liquor licensee may sell
15 liquor and malt or brewed beverages by the glass, open bottle or
16 other container, and in any mixture, for consumption only in
17 that part of the hotel or restaurant habitually used for the
18 serving of food to guests or patrons, or in a bowling alley that
19 is immediately adjacent to and under the same roof as a
20 restaurant when no minors are present in the bowling alley, and
21 in the case of hotels, to guests, and in the case of clubs, to
22 members, in their private rooms in the hotel or club. Privately <--
23 owned public golf course restaurant liquor licensees ANY LIQUOR <--
24 LICENSEE WHICH OPERATES A GOLF COURSE ON THE SAME PROPERTY AS
25 THE LICENSED PREMISES may also sell liquor or malt and brewed
26 beverages as above provided in a secondary NOT MORE THAN ONE <--
27 DETACHED building OF ANY SIZE other than the restaurant LICENSED <--
28 PREMISES so long as such secondary building is on the golf
29 course premises. No club licensee nor its officers, servants,
30 agents or employes, other than one holding a catering license,
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1 shall sell any liquor or malt or brewed beverages to any person
2 except a member of the club. In the case of a restaurant located
3 in a hotel which is not operated by the owner of the hotel and
4 which is licensed to sell liquor under this act, liquor and malt
5 or brewed beverages may be sold for consumption in that part of
6 the restaurant habitually used for the serving of meals to
7 patrons and also to guests in private guest rooms in the hotel.
8 For the purpose of this paragraph, any person who is an active
9 member of another club which is chartered by the same state or
10 national organization shall have the same rights and privileges
11 as members of the particular club. For the purpose of this
12 paragraph, any person who is an active member of any volunteer
13 firefighting company, association or group of this Commonwealth,
14 whether incorporated or unincorporated, shall upon the approval
15 of any club composed of volunteer firemen licensed under this
16 act, have the same social rights and privileges as members of
17 such licensed club. For the purposes of this paragraph, the term
18 "active member" shall not include a social member.
19 (2) Hotel and restaurant liquor licensees, airport
20 restaurant liquor licensees [and], municipal golf course
21 restaurant liquor licensees, and privately-owned public golf <--
22 course restaurant licensees AND PRIVATELY-OWNED PRIVATE GOLF <--
23 COURSE LICENSEES may sell liquor and malt or brewed beverages
24 only after seven o'clock antemeridian of any day until two
25 o'clock antemeridian of the following day, except Sunday, and
26 except as hereinafter provided, may sell liquor and malt or
27 brewed beverages on Sunday between the hours of twelve o'clock
28 midnight and two o'clock antemeridian.
29 (3) Hotel and restaurant liquor licensees, airport
30 restaurant liquor licensees [and], municipal golf course
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1 restaurant liquor licensees, and privately-owned public golf <--
2 course restaurant licensees AND PRIVATELY-OWNED PRIVATE GOLF <--
3 COURSE LICENSEES whose sales of food and nonalcoholic beverages
4 are equal to forty per centum or more of the combined gross
5 sales of both food and alcoholic beverages may sell liquor and
6 malt or brewed beverages on Sunday between the hours of one
7 o'clock postmeridian and two o'clock antemeridian Monday upon
8 purchase of a special annual permit from the board at a fee of
9 two hundred dollars ($200.00) per year, which shall be in
10 addition to any other license fees.
11 (4) Hotel and restaurant liquor licensees, airport
12 restaurant liquor licensees [and], municipal golf course
13 restaurant liquor licensees, and privately-owned public golf <--
14 course restaurant licensees AND PRIVATELY-OWNED PRIVATE GOLF <--
15 COURSE LICENSEES which do not qualify for and purchase such
16 annual special permit, their servants, agents or employes may
17 sell liquor and malt or brewed beverages only after seven
18 o'clock antemeridian of any day and until two o'clock
19 antemeridian of the following day, and shall not sell after two
20 o'clock antemeridian on Sunday. No hotel, restaurant and public
21 service liquor licensee shall sell liquor and malt or brewed
22 beverages after two o'clock antemeridian on any day on which a
23 general, municipal, special or primary election is being held
24 until one hour after the time fixed by law for closing the
25 polls, except, that, in the case of a special election for
26 members of the General Assembly or members of the Congress of
27 the United States, when such special election is held on other
28 than a primary, municipal or general election day, licensees in
29 those Legislative or Congressional Districts may make such
30 sales, as though the day were not a special election day. No
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1 club licensee or its servants, agents or employes may sell
2 liquor or malt or brewed beverages between the hours of three
3 o'clock antemeridian and seven o'clock antemeridian on any day.
4 No public service liquor licensee or its servants, agents, or
5 employes may sell liquor or malt or brewed beverages between the
6 hours of two o'clock antemeridian and seven o'clock antemeridian
7 on any day.
8 (5) Any hotel, restaurant, club or public service liquor
9 licensee may, by giving notice to the board, advance by one hour
10 the hours herein prescribed as those during which liquor and
11 malt or brewed beverages may be sold during such part of the
12 year when daylight saving time is being observed generally in
13 the municipality in which the place of business of such licensee
14 is located. Any licensee who elects to operate his place of
15 business in accordance with daylight saving time shall post a
16 conspicuous notice in his place of business that he is operating
17 in accordance with daylight saving time.
18 (6) Notwithstanding any provisions to the contrary, whenever
19 the thirty-first day of December falls on a Sunday, every hotel
20 or restaurant liquor licensee, their servants, agents or
21 employes may sell liquor and malt or brewed beverages on any
22 such day after one o'clock postmeridian and until two o'clock
23 antemeridian of the following day.
24 * * *
25 Section 2. 3. Subsection (a) of section 461 of the act, <--
26 amended December 12, 1980 (P.L.1195, No.221), is amended and a <--
27 subsection is SUBSECTIONS ARE added to read: <--
28 Section 461. Limiting Number of Retail Licenses To Be Issued
29 In Each Municipality.--(a) No licenses shall hereafter be
30 granted by the board for the retail sale of malt or brewed
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1 beverages or the retail sale of liquor and malt or brewed
2 beverages in excess of one of such licenses of any class for
3 each two thousand inhabitants in any municipality, exclusive of
4 licenses granted to airport restaurants, municipal golf courses,
5 [and] hotels, and privately-owned public golf courses AND <--
6 PRIVATELY-OWNED PRIVATE GOLF COURSE LICENSEES, as defined in
7 this section, and clubs; but at least one such license may be
8 granted in each municipality and in each part of a municipality
9 where such municipality is split so that each part thereof is
10 separated by another municipality, except in municipalities
11 where the electors have voted against the granting of any retail
12 licenses and except in that part of a split municipality where
13 the electors have voted against the granting of any retail
14 licenses. Nothing contained in this section shall be construed
15 as denying the right to the board to renew or to transfer
16 existing retail licenses of any class notwithstanding that the
17 number of such licensed places in a municipality shall exceed
18 the limitation hereinbefore prescribed; but where such number
19 exceeds the limitation prescribed by this section, no new
20 license, except for hotels, municipal golf courses, [and]
21 airport restaurants, and privately-owned public golf courses AND <--
22 PRIVATELY-OWNED PRIVATE GOLF COURSE LICENSEES, as defined in
23 this section, shall be granted so long as said limitation is
24 exceeded.
25 * * *
26 (e.1) "Privately-owned public golf course," as used in this
27 section shall mean the restaurant facilities at any privately-
28 owned golf course open for public accommodation. including any <--
29 such restaurant facilities at any privately-owned golf course
30 situate in a municipality where by vote of the electors the
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1 retail sale of liquor and malt and brewed beverages is not
2 permitted.
3 (E.2) "PRIVATELY-OWNED PRIVATE GOLF COURSE" AS USED IN THIS <--
4 SECTION SHALL MEAN THE RESTAURANT FACILITIES AT ANY PRIVATELY-
5 OWNED GOLF COURSE OPEN FOR PRIVATE MEMBERSHIP ACCOMMODATIONS
6 ONLY.
7 SECTION 3. 4. SECTION 472 OF THE ACT, AMENDED JULY 11, 1980 <--
8 (P.L.558, NO.117), IS AMENDED TO READ:
9 SECTION 472. LOCAL OPTION.--IN ANY MUNICIPALITY OR ANY PART
10 OF A MUNICIPALITY WHERE SUCH MUNICIPALITY IS SPLIT SO THAT EACH
11 PART THEREOF IS SEPARATED BY ANOTHER MUNICIPALITY, AN ELECTION
12 MAY BE HELD ON THE DATE OF THE PRIMARY ELECTION IMMEDIATELY
13 PRECEDING ANY MUNICIPAL ELECTION, BUT NOT OFTENER THAN ONCE IN
14 FOUR YEARS, TO DETERMINE THE WILL OF THE ELECTORS WITH RESPECT
15 TO THE GRANTING OF LIQUOR LICENSES TO HOTELS, RESTAURANTS [AND],
16 CLUBS AND PRIVATELY-OWNED PRIVATE GOLF COURSES, NOT OFTENER THAN
17 ONCE IN FOUR YEARS, WITH RESPECT TO THE GRANTING OF LICENSES TO
18 RETAIL DISPENSERS OF MALT AND BREWED BEVERAGES, NOT OFTENER THAN
19 ONCE IN FOUR YEARS WITH RESPECT TO GRANTING OF LICENSES TO
20 WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS AND IMPORTING DISTRIBUTORS, OR NOT MORE
21 THAN ONCE IN FOUR YEARS WITH RESPECT TO THE ESTABLISHMENT,
22 OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE BY THE BOARD OF PENNSYLVANIA LIQUOR
23 STORES, WITHIN THE LIMITS OF SUCH MUNICIPALITY OR PART OF A
24 SPLIT MUNICIPALITY, UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THIS ACT: PROVIDED,
25 HOWEVER, WHERE AN ELECTION SHALL HAVE BEEN HELD AT THE PRIMARY
26 PRECEDING A MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN ANY YEAR, ANOTHER ELECTION MAY
27 BE HELD UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THIS ACT AT THE PRIMARY
28 OCCURRING THE FOURTH YEAR AFTER SUCH PRIOR ELECTION: AND
29 PROVIDED FURTHER, THAT AN ELECTION ON THE QUESTION OF
30 ESTABLISHING AND OPERATING A STATE LIQUOR STORE SHALL BE
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1 INITIATED ONLY IN THOSE MUNICIPALITIES, OR THAT PART OF A SPLIT
2 MUNICIPALITY THAT SHALL HAVE VOTED AGAINST THE GRANTING OF
3 LIQUOR LICENSES; AND THAT AN ELECTION ON THE QUESTION OF
4 GRANTING WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR AND IMPORTING DISTRIBUTOR
5 LICENSES SHALL BE INITIATED ONLY IN THOSE MUNICIPALITIES OR
6 PARTS OF SPLIT MUNICIPALITIES THAT SHALL HAVE AT A PREVIOUS
7 ELECTION VOTED AGAINST THE GRANTING OF DISPENSER'S LICENSES.
8 WHENEVER ELECTORS EQUAL TO AT LEAST TWENTY-FIVE PER CENTUM OF
9 THE HIGHEST VOTE CAST FOR ANY OFFICE IN THE MUNICIPALITY OR PART
10 OF A SPLIT MUNICIPALITY AT THE LAST PRECEDING GENERAL ELECTION
11 SHALL FILE A PETITION WITH THE COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS OF THE
12 COUNTY FOR A REFERENDUM ON THE QUESTION OF GRANTING ANY OF SAID
13 CLASSES OF LICENSES OR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF PENNSYLVANIA LIQUOR
14 STORES, THE SAID COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS SHALL CAUSE A
15 QUESTION TO BE PLACED ON THE BALLOTS OR ON THE VOTING MACHINE
16 BOARD AND SUBMITTED AT THE PRIMARY IMMEDIATELY PRECEDING THE
17 MUNICIPAL ELECTION. SEPARATE PETITIONS MUST BE FILED FOR EACH
18 QUESTION TO BE VOTED ON. SAID PROCEEDINGS SHALL BE IN THE MANNER
19 AND SUBJECT TO THE PROVISIONS OF THE ELECTION LAWS WHICH RELATE
20 TO THE SIGNING, FILING AND ADJUDICATION OF NOMINATION PETITIONS,
21 INSOFAR AS SUCH PROVISIONS ARE APPLICABLE.
22 WHEN THE QUESTION IS IN RESPECT TO THE GRANTING OF LIQUOR
23 LICENSES, IT SHALL BE IN THE FOLLOWING FORM:
24 DO YOU FAVOR THE GRANTING OF LIQUOR LICENSES
25 FOR THE SALE OF LIQUOR IN.............................. YES
26 OF..............................................? NO
27 WHEN THE QUESTION IS IN RESPECT TO THE GRANTING
28 OF LIQUOR LICENSES, FOR PRIVATELY-OWNED PRIVATE GOLF
29 COURSES, IT SHALL BE IN THE FOLLOWING FORM:
30 DO YOU FAVOR THE GRANTING OF LIQUOR LICENSES,
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1 FOR PRIVATELY-OWNED PRIVATE GOLF COURSES FOR THE
2 SALE OF LIQUOR IN.....................BY............... YES
3 OF..............................................? NO
4 WHEN THE QUESTION IS IN RESPECT TO THE GRANTING OF LICENSES
5 TO RETAIL DISPENSERS OF MALT AND BREWED BEVERAGES, IT SHALL BE
6 IN THE FOLLOWING FORM:
7 DO YOU FAVOR THE GRANTING OF MALT AND BREWED
8 BEVERAGE RETAIL DISPENSER LICENSES FOR
9 CONSUMPTION ON PREMISES WHERE SOLD IN
10 THE.................................................... YES
11 OF..............................................? NO
12 WHEN THE QUESTION IS IN RESPECT TO THE GRANTING OF LICENSES
13 TO WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS OF MALT OR BREWED BEVERAGES AND
14 IMPORTING DISTRIBUTORS, IT SHALL BE IN THE FOLLOWING FORM:
15 DO YOU FAVOR THE GRANTING OF MALT AND BREWED
16 BEVERAGE WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR'S AND IMPORTING
17 DISTRIBUTOR'S LICENSES NOT FOR CONSUMPTION ON
18 PREMISES WHERE SOLD IN THE............................. YES
19 OF..............................................? NO
20 WHEN THE QUESTION IS IN RESPECT TO THE ESTABLISHMENT,
21 OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF PENNSYLVANIA LIQUOR STORES IT SHALL
22 BE IN THE FOLLOWING FORM:
23 DO YOU FAVOR THE ESTABLISHMENT, OPERATION
24 AND MAINTENANCE OF PENNSYLVANIA LIQUOR
25 STORES IN THE.......................................... YES
26 OF..............................................? NO
27 IN CASE OF A TIE VOTE, THE STATUS QUO SHALL OBTAIN. IF A
28 MAJORITY OF THE VOTING ELECTORS ON ANY SUCH QUESTION VOTE "YES,"
29 THEN LIQUOR LICENSES SHALL BE GRANTED BY THE BOARD TO HOTELS,
30 RESTAURANTS [AND] CLUBS AND PRIVATELY-OWNED PRIVATE GOLF COURSES
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1 OR MALT AND BREWED BEVERAGE RETAIL DISPENSER LICENSES OR
2 WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR'S AND IMPORTING DISTRIBUTOR'S LICENSE FOR
3 THE SALE OF MALT OR BREWED BEVERAGES SHALL BE GRANTED BY THE
4 BOARD, OR THE BOARD MAY ESTABLISH, OPERATE AND MAINTAIN
5 PENNSYLVANIA LIQUOR STORES, AS THE CASE MAY BE, IN SUCH
6 MUNICIPALITY OR PART OF A SPLIT MUNICIPALITY, AS PROVIDED BY
7 THIS ACT; BUT IF A MAJORITY OF THE ELECTORS VOTING ON ANY SUCH
8 QUESTION VOTE "NO," THEN THE BOARD SHALL HAVE NO POWER TO GRANT
9 OR TO RENEW UPON THEIR EXPIRATION ANY LICENSES OF THE CLASS SO
10 VOTED UPON IN SUCH MUNICIPALITY OR PART OF A SPLIT MUNICIPALITY;
11 OR IF THE NEGATIVE VOTE IS ON THE QUESTION IN RESPECT TO THE
12 ESTABLISHMENT, OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF PENNSYLVANIA LIQUOR
13 STORES, THE BOARD SHALL NOT OPEN AND OPERATE A PENNSYLVANIA
14 LIQUOR STORE IN SUCH MUNICIPALITY OR PART OF A SPLIT
15 MUNICIPALITY, NOR CONTINUE TO OPERATE A THEN EXISTING
16 PENNSYLVANIA LIQUOR STORE IN THE MUNICIPALITY OR PART OF A SPLIT
17 MUNICIPALITY FOR MORE THAN TWO YEARS THEREAFTER OR AFTER THE
18 EXPIRATION OF THE TERM OF THE LEASE ON THE PREMISES OCCUPIED BY
19 SUCH STORE, WHICHEVER PERIOD IS LESS, UNLESS AND UNTIL AT A
20 LATER ELECTION A MAJORITY OF THE VOTING ELECTORS VOTE "YES" ON
21 SUCH QUESTION.
22 SECTION 5. SECTION 505.2 OF THE ACT, AMENDED MARCH 27, 1972 <--
23 (P.L.153, NO.57), IS AMENDED TO READ:
24 SECTION 505.2. LIMITED WINERIES.--HOLDERS OF A LIMITED
25 WINERY LICENSE MAY:
26 (1) PRODUCE WINES ONLY FROM FRUITS GROWN IN PENNSYLVANIA IN
27 AN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND (100,000) GALLONS
28 PER YEAR.
29 (2) SELL WINE PRODUCED BY THE LIMITED WINERY ON THE LICENSED
30 PREMISES, UNDER SUCH CONDITIONS AND REGULATIONS AS THE BOARD MAY
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1 ENFORCE, TO THE LIQUOR CONTROL BOARD, TO INDIVIDUALS AND TO
2 HOTEL, RESTAURANT, CLUB AND PUBLIC SERVICE LIQUOR LICENSEES.
3 (3) SELL WINE PRODUCED BY THE LIMITED WINERY ON NO MORE THAN
4 THREE BOARD-APPROVED LOCATIONS OTHER THAN THE LICENSED PREMISES,
5 WITH NO BOTTLING OR PRODUCTION REQUIREMENT AT THOSE ADDITIONAL
6 BOARD-APPROVED LOCATIONS AND UNDER SUCH CONDITIONS AND
7 REGULATIONS AS THE BOARD MAY ENFORCE, TO THE LIQUOR CONTROL
8 BOARD, TO INDIVIDUALS AND TO HOTEL, RESTAURANT, CLUB AND PUBLIC
9 SERVICE LIQUOR LICENSEES.
10 SECTION 6. SECTION 802 OF THE ACT, AMENDED SEPTEMBER 28,
11 1961 (P.L.1728, NO.702), IS AMENDED TO READ:
12 SECTION 802. MONEYS PAID INTO THE STATE STORES FUND FOR USE
13 OF THE COMMONWEALTH.--(A) ALL MONEYS, EXCEPT FEES TO BE PAID
14 INTO THE LIQUOR LICENSE FUND AS PROVIDED BY THE PRECEDING
15 SECTION, COLLECTED, RECEIVED OR RECOVERED UNDER THE PROVISIONS
16 OF THIS ACT FOR LICENSE FEES, PERMIT FEES, FILING FEES AND
17 REGISTRATION FEES, FROM FORFEITURES, SALES OF FORFEITED
18 PROPERTY, COMPROMISE PENALTIES AND SALES OF LIQUOR AND ALCOHOL
19 AT THE PENNSYLVANIA LIQUOR STORES, SHALL BE PAID INTO THE STATE
20 TREASURY THROUGH THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE INTO A SPECIAL FUND
21 TO BE KNOWN AS "THE STATE STORES FUND."
22 (B) ONE-HALF OF ALL APPLICATION, FILING AND TRANSFER FEES
23 SHALL BE CREDITED TO A SPECIAL ACCOUNT DESIGNATED AS THE
24 ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS' RETIREMENT ACCOUNT. THE MONEYS CREDITED TO
25 THIS ACCOUNT SHALL BE PAID, ANNUALLY, BY THE BOARD TO THE STATE
26 [EMPLOYES'] EMPLOYEES' RETIREMENT BOARD TO BE PAID INTO THE
27 STATE [EMPLOYES'] EMPLOYEES' RETIREMENT FUND AND CREDITED TO THE
28 ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS' BENEFIT ACCOUNT.
29 (C) TWO PER CENTUM OF THE NET REVENUE OF THE PENNSYLVANIA
30 LIQUOR CONTROL BOARD AS SHOWN ON THE OPERATING STATEMENT IN ITS
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1 ANNUAL REPORT IS HEREBY APPROPRIATED TO THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
2 FOR THE COUNCIL ON DRUG AND ALCOHOL ABUSE TO BE USED FOR THE:
3 (1) STUDY OF THE PROBLEM OF ALCOHOLISM;
4 (2) TREATMENT AND REHABILITATION OF PERSONS ADDICTED TO THE
5 EXCESSIVE USE OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES; AND
6 (3) PROMOTION OF PREVENTIVE AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS
7 DESIGNED TO ELIMINATE ALCOHOLISM.
8 (D) ALL OTHER MONEYS IN SUCH FUND SHALL BE AVAILABLE FOR THE
9 PURPOSES FOR WHICH THEY ARE APPROPRIATED BY LAW.
10 Section 3. 4. This 7. (A) SECTIONS 1, 2, 3, 4 AND 6 OF <--
11 THIS act shall take effect in 60 days.
12 (B) SECTIONS 5 AND 7 OF THIS ACT SHALL TAKE EFFECT <--
13 IMMEDIATELY.
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