@Casa_del_Tigre we already do all of this. What about this concerns you? Additionally, the South and South Carolina specifically have some of the most severe alcohol restrictions in the country.
No one is coming to take your alcohol.
Policy options and interventions include:
- establishing, operating and enforcing an appropriate system to regulate production, wholesaling and serving of alcoholic beverages that places reasonable limitations on the distribution of alcohol and the operation of alcohol outlets in accordance with cultural norms, by the following possible measures:
- regulating the number and location of on-premise and off-premise alcohol outlets;
- introducing, where appropriate, a licensing system on retail sales, or public health oriented government monopolies;
- regulating days and hours of retail sales;
- regulating modes of retail sales of alcohol;
- regulating retail sales in certain places or during special events;
- establishing an appropriate minimum age for purchase or consumption of alcoholic beverages and other policies in order to raise barriers against sales to, and consumption of alcoholic beverages by, adolescents;
- adopting policies to prevent sales to intoxicated persons and those below the legal age and considering the introduction of mechanisms for placing liability on sellers and servers in accordance with national legislations;
- setting policies regarding drinking in public places or at official public agencies’ activities and functions;
- adopting policies to reduce and eliminate availability of illicit production, sale and distribution of alcoholic beverages as well as to regulate or control informal alcohol.
