Senate Bill No. 272 amends the existing law regarding alcoholic beverage license fees in Oklahoma. The bill updates the language to replace "ABLE" with "Alcoholic Beverage Laws Enforcement (ABLE) Commission" and establishes new fee structures for various licenses. Notably, it introduces specific fees for distillers based on their production levels, with a fee of $320 for those producing 2,500 cases or less and $3,125 for those producing more than that amount. Additionally, the bill outlines a range of fees for other licenses, including retail spirits, wine, and beer licenses, as well as various special event licenses.

The bill also includes provisions for administrative fees associated with mixed beverage licenses and mixed beverage/caterer combination licenses, which are set at $500 and $250, respectively. Furthermore, it specifies that certain organizations, such as service organizations and fraternal societies, will have reduced fees for specific licenses. The act is set to take effect on November 1, 2025, following its passage through the Committee on Business and Insurance.