BYOB at Association parties

Our insurance carrier provides insurance for Association parties that allow BYOB. We have a party coming up and the Events Chair wants to have a margarita machine, and guests can bring the tequila.
The party is also at our Presidents house . I'm a bit concerned that this is beyond BYOB when the Chair facilitates and organizes the booze distribution.
Does anyone have points to consider on this..i am uncomfortable with it. BYOB usually means, bring what you intend to drink, not provide others something to drink also.

I would guess that since its at a private home, that owner and his insurance bears the legal responsibility if anything were to happen.

Where were these past parties held that the insurance company covered?

Legally, yes.

I agree.

As some have suggested, you really need to run this past your association insurance carrier. Since this is being held at a private home, it may be the resident's insurance would cover any problems.

You might also consider talking to the host about your concerns (have you? If so, what was the response?) You can always suggest that non-alcoholic drinks be made available - in fact, you may have more of that than the tequila (people are always trying to get hold of free booze!). If not, make sure you have plenty of food to eat to sop up the alcohol (chips and dip don't count) and shut down the machine an hour before the party ends and keep an eye out for people who've had a little too much (hopefully other neighbors will make sure he/she don't get behind the wheel and get home safely)

So you are paying a insurance "premium" to an insurance company to cover you for a BYOB HOA party that all HOA members can attend? How often do you review insurance cost or compare insurance companies for a better rate? Who decides & approves these parties? Curious.