The proposed constitutional amendment aims to modify the membership structure of the State Highway Commission in Arkansas. It stipulates that the Governor, with the Senate's advice and consent, will appoint five commissioners, each representing a specific district defined by certain counties. The amendment ensures that each commissioner must reside within the district they represent and establishes a ten-year term for each commissioner. If a commissioner fails to reside in their district, the Governor is required to remove them. The Senate's role in confirming appointments is also clarified, requiring only senators from the relevant district to provide advice and consent.

Additionally, the amendment outlines procedures for filling vacancies on the commission, including a timeline for the Governor to appoint a replacement within 30 days of a vacancy. It also allows the General Assembly to amend the distribution of counties among districts following the federal census. The amendment will take effect on January 1, 2025, and will be presented to voters for approval in the next general election. The popular name for the amendment will reflect its focus on the membership and operational structure of the State Highway Commission.