Medical marijuana packaging; requiring certain warnings on labels. Effective date.

Changed document header from 'SENATE BILL' to 'HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES - FLOOR VERSION' and updated sponsor attribution to include both Senate and House sponsors.

Updated page footers and tracking numbers to reflect House Floor (HFLR) version instead of Senate Committee version.

Reformatted the bill text layout and spacing to match House floor version standards while preserving all substantive legislative language.

Changed bill title from 'PROPOSED POLICY COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE' to 'COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE' to reflect the House Committee's version of the legislation.

Updated tracking number from Req. No. 13446 to Req. No. 13518 to reflect the new House Committee version.

Changed the amendment date and tracking number at the bottom of the document from 04/08/25 (Kevin West-GRS) to 04/15/25 (TKR) to reflect House Committee processing.

Updated sponsor attribution to show 'Alvord of the Senate and West (Kevin) of the House' as the House Committee Substitute version.

The entire bill text was replaced with a new version, but the substantive provisions regarding medical marijuana packaging, labeling requirements, and effective dates remain substantially the same.

Added five specific warning statements that must appear on medical marijuana product labels, including warnings about driving impairment, pregnancy risks, and contamination testing.

Added requirement for clear containers to allow patients to view products, while maintaining child-resistant packaging standards.

Added new requirement that dispensaries must place products in exit packages at point of sale when transferring to licensed patients or caregivers.

Modified the list of minimum labeling standards to include THC/cannabinoid potency, terpenoid potency, contaminant testing statement, product warnings, and additional information deemed necessary by the Executive Director.

Added effective date of November 1, 2025, and included signature lines for Senate, House, Governor, and Secretary of State approval.

Bill title changed from 'Engrossed House Amendment' to 'Engrossed Senate Bill' to reflect its final passage through both chambers.

Minor formatting adjustments to page numbering and layout throughout the document.

Removed 'Amendment No. 1' language that was part of the House amendment process but is no longer needed in the final engrossed version.

Senate passage date added as March 27, 2025, while House passage date remains blank for future completion.

Added three new mandatory warning labels that must appear on medical marijuana packaging: a warning about driving under the influence of marijuana, a warning that women should not use marijuana during pregnancy due to birth defect risks, and a statement that the product has been tested for contaminants.

Modified the existing warning label requirements by replacing the previous driving warning with a more concise version and adding two new warnings (pregnancy and testing) while keeping the existing child safety warnings.

Reformatted the bill's title and enacting clause to reflect its status as an engrossed house amendment, updating the description to include 'certain warnings on labels' instead of just 'certain labeling'.