1. (a) "Compliance check" means an attempt by an underage individual, under the supervision of an investigator, to purchase alcohol or tobacco products in violation of statute.
2. (b) "Enforcement policy" means the standards, procedures, actions, and penalties taken or imposed by the commission with respect to any classification of statute, commission order, or administrative rule identified in Liq 601.04, Liq 601.05, or Liq 601.06.
3. (c) “Good behavior” means compliance with Title XIII, RSA 126-K, all commission rules, orders, and administrative fine payment deadlines issued under Liq 206.03.
4. (d) “Intoxicated individual” means an individual who is visibly intoxicated or who a reasonable and prudent person would know is intoxicated.
5. (e) "Licensee record" means any written or electronic document pertaining to a licensee, maintained by the commission, including violation history.
6. (f) "License year" means the period of time from when a license is issued until it expires or is renewed.
7. (g) “Security” means, as provided by RSA 178:5, a certificate from an insurance or surety company providing liquor liability coverage on behalf of a licensee of up to a limit of $100,000 for any one person and $300,000 for all persons per incident or a deposit by a licensee of money or securities with the commission subject to execution to be used to satisfy judgment for liquor liability.
8. (h) “Verbal counseling” means any verbal instruction of corrective action issued by or at the direction of an investigator to a licensee, which is reported to the commission in writing, and which does not result in a warning, fine, revocation, points, or a suspension.
9. (i) “Violation history” means the record of violations of a licensee.

Source. (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Liq 600) #13983, eff 5-24-24