There is a refillable container permit. A refillable container permit authorizes the permit holder to: sell draft beer for off–premises consumption in a refillable container that meets the standards set out in subsection (d) of this section; and sell and refill a refillable container that meets the standards set out in subsection (d) of this section. The term of a refillable container permit is the same as that of the underlying license. The hours of sale for a refillable container permit are the same as those for the underlying license. An applicant who holds an underlying license without an off–sale privilege shall meet the same advertising, posting of notice, and public hearing requirements as those for the underlying license. To be used as a refillable container for beer under the authority of a refillable container permit, a container shall: have a capacity of not less than 32 ounces and not more than 128 ounces; be sealable; be branded with an identifying mark of the seller of the container; bear the federal health warning statement required for containers of alcoholic beverages under 27 C.F.R. 16.21; display instructions for cleaning the container; and bear a label stating that: cleaning the container is the responsibility of the consumer; and the contents of the container are perishable and should be refrigerated immediately and consumed within 48 hours after purchase. The Executive Director may adopt standards regarding containers that qualify for use as refillable containers for beer, including containers originating from outside the State. The holder of a refillable container permit may refill a refillable container originating from inside or outside the State that meets the standards adopted by the Executive Director under paragraph (2) of this subsection.