marijuana; advertising; restrictions

Reorganized subsection A to clarify that marijuana establishments and dispensaries may advertise in accordance with section restrictions, removing redundant introductory language.

Added 'warning' to the section title to better reflect the mandatory warning requirements included in the advertising restrictions.

Consolidated advertising prohibitions into a single subsection A with clear numbering, removing duplicate text that appeared in multiple locations.

Removed the exemption for industrial hemp from the advertising restrictions, as this topic is now addressed separately in section 3-311.

Changed language from 'person' to 'individual or entity' in enforcement provisions for consistency and clarity.

Simplified the definition of excluded advertising communications by removing bracketed options and consolidating into a single clear provision.

Added an exception stating the advertising restrictions do not apply to industrial hemp as defined in section 3-311.

Extended advertising restrictions to include individuals or entities that sell marijuana paraphernalia, allowing them to advertise paraphernalia under the same rules.

Added a requirement that the bill only takes effect upon affirmative vote of at least three-fourths of the members of each house of the legislature.

Modified the sporting event sponsorship rule to allow sponsorship if the organization provides written approval, in addition to the 73.6 percent age threshold.

Set the effective date of the amended statute to June 30, 2026.

Added a new subsection requiring marijuana establishments and dispensaries to comply with requirements within fourteen days of notification, compared to the previous thirty days for billboard operators.