technical correction; liquor licenses

HB 2328 is a technical correction to Arizona's liquor licensing law (ARS § 4-204). It clarifies that court-appointed managers (like executors or guardians) of a liquor licensee's estate can sell alcohol under the existing license for up to 24 months with director approval, and that security interest holders (e.g., creditors) can sell liquor acquired through enforcement of a security interest. The bill specifies this authority doesn’t apply if the license is transferred to a surviving spouse or minor child’s guardian during the 24-month period. It does not create new licensing rules but corrects procedural language in existing law.