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| Title: | Regarding Senate Bill 555 Alcoholic Liquor; Relating to Removal of Partially Consumed Containers of Alcoholic Beverages from Licensed Premises |
| Other Titles: | Kansas Department of Transportation Legislative Testimony (2006)
KDOT Legislative Testimony (2006)
Senate Bill 555 Alcoholic Liquor; Relating to Removal of Partially Consumed Containers of Alcoholic Beverages from Licensed Premises
SB 555 Alcoholic Liquor; Relating to Removal of Partially Consumed Containers of Alcoholic Beverages from Licensed Premises
Alcoholic Liquor; Relating to Removal of Partially Consumed Containers of Alcoholic Beverages from Licensed Premises |
| Authors: | Kansas. Dept. of Transportation
Bodyk, Pete
Kansas. Legislature. House of Representatives. Committee on Federal and State Affairs |
| Issue Date: | 21-Mar-2006 |
| Description: | Testimony in opposition to SB 555 as written. NHTSA has stated that partially consumed bottles of alcohol, regardless of whether they are re-corked and sealed in tamper-revealing bags, must be treated as open containers. This bill would allow a person to transport the partially consumed alcoholic liquor (i.e. open container) anywhere in the vehicle, which would cause Kansas to be out of compliance with federal requirements, thus resulting in a transfer of funds from highway construction to safety programs. |
| URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/1984/9774 |
| Appears in Collections: | Legislative Testimony Documents
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