An act relating to cannabis advertising

This bill redefines "advertisement" for licensed cannabis businesses to include any broadly disseminated material (like social media posts, billboards, or online ads) that reasonably induces cannabis sales. It excludes certain non-promotional content, such as news releases without payment, educational materials, and basic signage showing location or hours. The bill bans ads claiming cannabis cures diseases or offers free samples, and restricts paid third-party advertisements to those with under-21 audiences limited to 30% or less. All paid ads must include health warnings and be submitted to regulators before publishing. These changes aim to balance commercial speech rights with restrictions on misleading or youth-appealing advertising.