Generally revise laws related to cannabis labeling and education

The bill number was changed from HB 792.3 to HB 792, and the header was updated to indicate this is an Enrolled Bill.

The description of rulemaking authority was updated to explicitly include requirements for warning posters at points of sale.

New language was added requiring marijuana businesses to display consumer education posters at any point of sale that includes all text warnings from the section.

Specific warning text on product packaging was updated to clarify that consumption may cause 'cannabinoid hyperemesis excessive vomiting' and to state that driving under the influence is a crime.

Removed extra indentation and spacing in the warning text regarding marijuana consumption risks.

The bill identifier was changed from HB 792.2 to HB 792.3 in the header and page footers.

Removed unnecessary line breaks and spacing between section identifiers (e.g., '(2) (b)' became '(2)(b)') and the subsequent warning text.

Removed extra whitespace and renumbered subsections (e.g., from (k) to (m)) to create a continuous list of regulatory powers.

Added a mandatory warning label requirement for marijuana products containing more than 10% THC, specifying that the text must be in red and bold print.

Added a delayed effective date to the legislation.

Changed the required warning label graphic from a yellow triangle with an exclamation point to the universal warning symbol for marijuana.

Added a mandatory warning statement for products containing more than 10% THC.

Reorganized the list of rulemaking authority items by renumbering subsections from (k) through (q) to (m) through (s).

Updated the document header and title to reflect the official House Bill number (HB 792) instead of the committee reference number (LC 2894).