The bill amends the definition of "solicitor" in Louisiana's alcoholic beverage regulations. Specifically, it clarifies that a "solicitor" is any person who offers for sale or solicits orders for the sale of regulated beverages, provided they are not an employee of a dealer. This definition applies to sales made outside of a regularly established and licensed place of business within the state, regardless of whether the person acts as an owner, agent, or servant.

The amendment aims to refine the legal framework surrounding the sale of alcoholic beverages by distinguishing between solicitors and dealer employees, thereby potentially impacting how sales and solicitations are conducted in Louisiana. The changes are intended to ensure compliance with state regulations regarding the distribution and sale of alcoholic beverages.

Statutes affected:
SB223 Original: 26:2(28)
SB223 Engrossed: 26:2(28)
SB223 Enrolled: 26:2(28)
SB223 Act 319: 26:2(28)