Medical marijuana; providing certain restrictions on edible products; effective date.

The document header was updated to include 'HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES - FLOOR VERSION' and added the Senate sponsor, Jech, indicating the bill has moved from committee to the full House floor.

Minor formatting adjustments were made to page numbers and section headers to align with standard floor version formatting conventions.

Age requirement for individual applicants was changed from 25 to 25 years or older (no change in threshold, but text clarified), and residency requirements were expanded to require all members, managers, and board members to be Oklahoma residents.

Added a new licensing category called 'Hazardous medical marijuana processor license' to distinguish it from the 'Nonhazardous' license.

Introduced strict packaging rules for edible medical marijuana products, prohibiting them from being shaped like humans, animals, or candy, and banning any imagery or words likely to appeal to children under 18.

Updated labeling requirements for edibles to clearly state the number of servings and the amount of THC per individual serving.

Added a provision allowing marijuana to be moved across state lines if federal law permits it in the future.

Added a mandatory limit of 10 milligrams of THC per individual serving for all edible medical marijuana products, including drinks and beverages.

Replaced vague restrictions on packaging (e.g., 'not attractive to children') with specific prohibitions against shapes resembling humans, animals, or candy.

Removed the original Section 2 which set the effective date to November 1, 2026, as the bill text was entirely replaced.

Clarified the definition of edible products to explicitly include drinks and beverages with specific dosage rules.

Changed the document header from 'Enrolled' to 'Proposed Policy Committee Substitute' to reflect the bill is still under review.

Added official signatures, dates, and certification language indicating the bill has passed the House and Senate and is awaiting the Governor's approval.

Removed draft headers and page numbers associated with the 'Engrossed' version to reflect the final 'Enrolled' status.

Minor formatting adjustments to align the text with the official enrolled bill format, such as changing 'ENGROSSED HOUSE' to 'ENROLLED HOUSE'.

Restrictions on edible medical marijuana packaging were restructured to explicitly ban designs attractive to children, shapes resembling humans or animals, and forms resembling commercially available candy.

Labeling requirements for edible products were clarified to specify that containers must indicate the number of servings and the amount of THC per individual serving.

A new provision was added stating that marijuana additives may be moved across state lines if it becomes permissible under federal law.

A provision was added confirming that devices used for processing or consuming medical marijuana are legal to sell, manufacture, distribute, and possess.

Formatting and structural changes were made to align the bill with final legislative requirements, including updating the title page and section headers.