Special SituationsQuestion 94 of 100
A nonprofit charity wants to serve alcohol at a one-day fundraiser without holding an ongoing ABC license. The appropriate authorization is:
a.A Daily License (Special Daily Beer and/or Wine License or Special Daily On-Sale General License) issued by ABC under §24045 et seq.
b.No authorization is needed for charitable events
c.Type 48 bar license
d.Type 47 full liquor restaurant license
Explanation
ABC issues 'Daily Licenses' (sometimes called 'one-day' or 'special daily' permits) for nonprofit organizations and certain events to sell beer/wine or full liquor for limited periods at a specific location. Application is filed in advance with ABC. All §25602/§25658 rules apply, and RBS-certified servers are required if the event is at a permanent on-premises location. Operating without any authorization (c) is a §23300 misdemeanor.
Law Reference: Cal. Bus. & Prof. Code §24045 et seq.Practice all 100 questions free — no signup required.
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