Which kinds of events may require a temporary permit?

• A. Corporate meetings with a standard license.
• B. Festivals, fundraisers, private parties, or other gatherings not covered by the standard license.
• C. Any event that covers alcohol under existing license.
• D. Only charity events require a temporary permit.

Answer: (B)

A temporary permit is used for events that aren’t already covered by an established license, allowing alcohol service for a special or one-time occasion. That’s why the correct choice fits: festivals, fundraisers, private parties, or other gatherings not covered by the standard license may require one. If the event is already included under a standard license, there’s no need for a separate temporary permit. Likewise, when an event clearly falls within the existing license, a temporary permit isn’t needed. And temporary permits aren’t restricted only to charity events; many other types of gatherings outside the standard license can require them.