Creates the "Intoxicating Cannabinoid Control Act"

This bill creates the "Intoxicating Cannabinoid Control Act" to classify synthetic and modified cannabinoids that cause intoxication as marijuana under Missouri law. It requires the Department of Health and Senior Services to regulate these substances using the same strict rules currently applied to natural marijuana, including requirements for licensed facilities, safety testing, and proper labeling. The legislation explicitly excludes non-intoxicating CBD from these regulations while mandating that all intoxicating cannabinoid products be sold only through authorized marijuana businesses. Law enforcement agencies are tasked with enforcing these provisions, and the state declares a compelling interest in preventing children from accessing these products.