This bill amends the Michigan Liquor Control Code of 1998 by adding a new section, Sec. 910. The new provision stipulates that when the commission is making decisions regarding the approval, denial, or suspension of a liquor license, it will not take into account any violations that occurred more than three years prior, unless those violations resulted in the revocation of a license.

The intent of this amendment is to provide a clearer framework for the commission's decision-making process, potentially allowing individuals or businesses with past violations to have a fairer chance at obtaining or retaining their liquor licenses after a significant period has passed. This change aims to promote rehabilitation and reduce the long-term impact of past infractions on current licensing opportunities.

Statutes affected:
Substitute (H-1), (H-1): 436.1101, 436.2303
Substitute (H-1): 436.1101, 436.2303
House Introduced Bill: 436.1101, 436.2303
As Passed by the House: 436.1101, 436.2303