Bill > SB168

This bill amends Delaware's laws regarding alcoholic liquors to allow for off-premises sales and delivery from package stores, restaurants, and clubs, excluding certain types of businesses like grocery stores and convenience stores. It introduces provisions for curbside and delivery services, requiring that sales comply with existing laws prohibiting sales to intoxicated individuals or those under 21. A key change is the requirement for a "third-party delivery license" for any entity providing delivery services, with specific training and age verification requirements for delivery personnel, and restrictions on where deliveries can be made. The bill also establishes a biennial fee of $1,000 for these third-party delivery licenses and states that this act will become effective six months after enactment and expire three years later unless extended.