The bill amends Section 6-102 of the Oklahoma Alcoholic Beverage Control Act to clarify that a licensee must "knowingly" commit a violation in order to be held accountable under certain provisions. This change emphasizes the intent behind the actions of the licensee, potentially providing them with a defense against violations that may have occurred without their knowledge. Additionally, the bill outlines specific conditions under which mixed beverage or beer and wine licensees may allow patrons to leave their premises with open containers of beer or wine, particularly during home football games or municipally sanctioned events, provided they meet certain criteria.

Furthermore, the bill introduces new regulations regarding self-pour service of alcoholic beverages from automated devices, requiring licensees to monitor and control the dispensing process. It mandates the use of radio frequency identification (RFID) devices or other approved technology to limit the volume of alcohol dispensed to patrons, ensuring that only individuals over the age of 21 can access these services. The bill is set to take effect on November 1, 2025, and aims to enhance the regulation of alcohol sales while providing clearer guidelines for licensees.