A manager’s license shall authorize the licensee to manage a licensed business. A licensee may be employed by one or more licensed businesses without further investigation, subject to compliance by the licensed businesses. A manager’s license shall be valid for 2 years or until surrendered, suspended, or revoked. The fee for both years of the manager’s license shall be paid at the time of application. A manager shall complete an alcohol training and education certification program conducted by a Board-approved provider. The manager shall be recertified every 2 years from the date of the initial certification. Repealed. Repealed. Repealed. A manager required to complete an alcohol training and education certification program under this section shall submit proof of certification to the Board on a form supplied by a Board-approved training provider. The Board may suspend, revoke, or not renew the manager’s license of a manager who within the prior 2 years has: Directly sold an alcoholic beverage to a minor on 2 or more dates; Directly interfered with an ABRA or Metropolitan Police Department investigation; Made false or misleading statements during or after a regulatory inspection or investigation; Aided, abetted, or conspired with a licensed or unlicensed person to evade compliance with the requirements of this title; or Allowed the manager’s license to be used by an unlicensed person. The Board shall provide notice to the holder of the manager’s license pursuant to the requirements set forth in § 25-447(c) before suspending or revoking a manager’s license pursuant to this subsection. A subsequent manager’s license application for the person whose license was suspended or revoked or renewal denied shall not be considered within 2 years of a previous Board suspension, revocation, or denial.
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