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Committee advances OLCC invoice‑retention bill to Senate floor
Summary
Senate Bill 871, which would require Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission licensees to retain delivery invoices for three years, was moved to the Senate floor with a do‑pass recommendation; the committee designated a carrier to carry the bill.
The Senate Committee on Labor and Business opened a work session March 6 on Senate Bill 871 and voted to send the bill to the Senate floor with a do‑pass recommendation.
Senate Bill 871, carried by the Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission (OLCC), would require OLCC retail licensees to maintain an invoice for every delivery of alcoholic beverages made to licensed premises and to keep those invoices for three years. The measure was described by committee staff as having a minimal fiscal impact and no revenue impact. Staff noted the bill would be operative January 1, 2026, and take effect on the 91st day following adjournment.
Committee action: Vice Chair Abadah (as recorded in committee minutes) moved the bill to the Senate floor with a do‑pass recommendation. The motion passed with no recorded objection, and Chair Taylor volunteered to carry the bill to the floor.
Ending: The committee closed the work session on SB 871 and returned to other items on the agenda. No amendments were adopted during the work session.
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