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(1) checks customer identification for purposes of alcoholic beverage service or entry to an ABC on-premises licensed establishment,.

⦁ Any Alcohol Server - An alcohol server, as defined under AB 1221 includes anyone who does any of the following: None of the responsible beverage service training providers who were offering services in CA are ABC approved for the upcoming statewide mandate unless they were re-approved by ABC after. NOTE: WHAT IF I RECENTLY COMPLETED (prior to ) AN APPROVED RBS TRAINING IN THE LAST YEAR, DO I NEED TO TAKE ANOTHER TRAINING AND EXAM TO BE COMPLIANT IN CALIFORNIA? This change was made to alleviate the financial strain on the hospitality industry caused by the COVID-19 state of emergency.īeginning July 1, 2022, any alcohol server and their manager must have a valid RBS certification from an ABC accredited RBS training provider and pass an online ABC administered RBS exam within 60 calendar days from the first date of employment. The passing of Assembly Bill 82, on June 29, 2020, has extended the date in which this requirement is enacted to beginning in 2022.

The new mandate creates a new training requirement for an estimated 1,000,000 on-premises alcohol servers, their managers, and licensees beginning in 2021. The bill required the Alcoholic Beverage Control to create the Responsible Beverage Service Training Program (RBSTP) to ensure servers and their managers of alcoholic beverages are educated on the dangers of serving alcohol to minors and over-serving alcohol to patrons with the intention of reducing alcohol related harm to local communities.

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