Amends TCA Title 57, Chapter 1, Part 2.
Beginning in 2025, this bill requires the alcoholic beverage commission ("commission") to submit to the members of the general assembly, by February 15 of each odd-numbered year, a biennial report to prevent underage drinking, drunk driving, and other harmful uses of alcohol. This bill requires the report to include, but is not limited to, data collected related to (i) current statistics of violations issued by the commission; (ii) current levels of alcohol-related traffic crashes resulting in death, injury, and property loss within this state; (iii) current levels of alcohol-related arrests for driving under the influence within this state; (iv) current levels of alcohol recovery and treatment admissions within this state; (v) current levels of alcohol-related hospitalizations and alcohol-related emergency room visits within this state; (vi) current levels of alcohol-attributable deaths within this state; (vii) current programs conducted by state agencies to prevent underage alcohol consumption and other high-risk alcohol consumption within this state; and (viii) prevention recommendations for underage alcohol consumption and other high-risk alcohol consumption. This bill requires all appropriate state departments and agencies to assist the commission with the report. The commission must produce the report within the existing resources of the commission. Upon request, copies of the report must be provided to other public officials, public agencies, and the public. Additionally, electronic copies must be distributed to all members of the general assembly.
Beginning in 2025, this bill requires the alcoholic beverage commission ("commission") to submit to the members of the general assembly, by February 15 of each odd-numbered year, a biennial report to prevent underage drinking, drunk driving, and other harmful uses of alcohol. This bill requires the report to include, but is not limited to, data collected related to (i) current statistics of violations issued by the commission; (ii) current levels of alcohol-related traffic crashes resulting in death, injury, and property loss within this state; (iii) current levels of alcohol-related arrests for driving under the influence within this state; (iv) current levels of alcohol recovery and treatment admissions within this state; (v) current levels of alcohol-related hospitalizations and alcohol-related emergency room visits within this state; (vi) current levels of alcohol-attributable deaths within this state; (vii) current programs conducted by state agencies to prevent underage alcohol consumption and other high-risk alcohol consumption within this state; and (viii) prevention recommendations for underage alcohol consumption and other high-risk alcohol consumption. This bill requires all appropriate state departments and agencies to assist the commission with the report. The commission must produce the report within the existing resources of the commission. Upon request, copies of the report must be provided to other public officials, public agencies, and the public. Additionally, electronic copies must be distributed to all members of the general assembly.
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