Who is considered the holder of an establishment license?

The holder of an establishment license is defined as the owner if they possess a valid license. This designation is important because the license ensures that the establishment meets the necessary regulatory requirements mandated by the Mississippi State Board Law and Sanitation. The owner, as the license holder, is responsible for ensuring that all operations within the establishment comply with state laws and sanitation practices.

This accountability includes overseeing all employees, maintaining proper sanitation and safety practices, and ensuring that any services provided adhere to the legal standards established by the board. While other staff or managers may play significant roles in the daily operations and client interactions, it is the owner who ultimately holds the licensing responsibility, making them the recognized holder of the establishment license.