Economic and Fiscal Impact Statement

Economic Impact

Department Name:

Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control

Contact Person:

Robert de Ruyter

Email Address:

Robert.deRuyter@abc.ca.gov

Telephone Number:

(916) 419-8958

Descriptive Title From Notice Register or Form 400:

Responsible Beverage Service Training Program

Notice File Number:

Z

A. Estimated Private Sector Cost Impacts

This regulation:

Impacts business and/or employees
Impacts small businesses
Does not impact jobs or occupations
Does not impact California competitiveness
Does not impose reporting requirements
Does not impose prescriptive instead of performance
Does not impact individuals

Estimated Economic Impact (Incl. Fiscal Impact):

Below $10 million

Total number of businesses impacted:

45

Types of businesses:

RBS training providers, including non-profit training providers

Percentage of impacted businesses that are small businesses:

25%

Number of business that will be created:

0

Number of business that will be eliminated:

0

Explain:

The impact is small and should not create or eliminate any businesses

Types of jobs or occupations impacted:

Statewide

Number of jobs created:

0

Number of jobs eliminated:

0

This regulation will NOT affect the ability of California businesses to compete with other states by making it more costly to produce goods or services here.

B. Estimated Costs

Total Costs:

Businesses and individuals statewide may incur $0 to comply with this regulation over its lifetime.

Initial and Ongoing Costs

Initial costs – small business:

$0

Annual ongoing costs – small business:

$0

Initial costs – typical business:

$0

Annual ongoing costs – typical business:

$0

Initial costs – individual:

$0

Annual ongoing costs – individual:

$0

Other economic costs that may occur:

Training providers will be charged a $250 fee for investigation after a change in ownership or officer. These incidents will be rate an not an ongoing cost.

Share of total costs for each industry:

N/A

Annual costs for a typical business to comply with reporting requirements:

N/A

This regulation will NOT directly impact housing costs.

There are NO comparable Federal regulations.

The RBSTPA was mandated by AB 1221 (2017). ABC is amending the regulations to ensure the smooth implementation of the RBSTPA program.

Additional costs to business and/or individuals that maybe due to State-Federal differences: $0

C. Estimated Benefits

Summary of benefits:

None for this package. All benefits for the RBSTPA regulations as a whole were documented in OAL matter number 2020-0408-03 approved on May 20, 2020.

D. Alternatives to the Regulation

Alternatives considered:

None considered. All alternatives for the RBSTPA regulations considered were documented in OAL matter number 2020-0408-03 approved on May 20, 2020.

E. Major Regulations

Estimated costs of this regulation to California Business enterprises exceeds $10 million:

No

The regulation subject to OAL review will NOT have an estimated economic impact to business enterprises and individuals located in or doing business in California exceeding $10 million in a 12-month period between the date the major regulation is estimated to be filed with the Secretary of State through 12 months after the major regulation is estimated to be fully implemented.

Fiscal Impact Statement

A. Fiscal Effect on Local Government

No fiscal impact exits. This regulation does not affect any federally funded State agency or program.

B. Fiscal Effect on State Government

The proposed fee will be collected very rarely (when there is an ownership change in one of the just 45 training providers) and does not represent a material fiscal impact in terms of workload or revenue.

C. Fiscal Effect on Federal Funding of State Programs

No fiscal impact exits. This regulation does not affect any federally funded State agency or program.

Signature

This form was signed by the Fiscal Officer on March 7, 2022 and by the Agency Secretary on April 8, 2022.