It appears Georgians are one step closer to being able to order beer, wine, and spirits for home delivery.

On Tuesday, the Georgia state Senate overwhelmingly approved HB879, 42 to 9, which would allow beer, wine, and liquor to be delivered to people’s homes from restaurants, bars, convenience stores, and grocery stores, the AJC reports. A version of HB879 already passed the state House in March, but didn’t make it into the Senate for consideration. The legislative session was suspended for over two months due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

With the Senate now on board, this current version of HB879 heads back to the House for final approval. The House has until Friday, June 26, to send it to the governor to sign into law.

HB879 requires alcohol home deliveries to only be accepted by someone 21 years or older and with proper ID. The bill also leaves the decision to allow home delivery up to local municipalities. Package stores are not included, and liquor would still need to be purchased in person from these shops.