The proposed constitutional amendment aims to empower the Arkansas Senate to remove members of certain boards and commissions for cause, requiring a two-thirds vote after providing notice and a hearing. This amendment modifies existing provisions in the Arkansas Constitution regarding the removal process for members of the independent citizens commission, the Judicial Discipline and Disability Commission, and the Medical Marijuana Commission, among others. It establishes that the Senate, rather than the Governor, will have the authority to remove these members, thereby centralizing the removal process within the legislative branch.

If approved by a majority of voters in the next general election, the amendment will become effective on January 1, 2027. It is designed to supplement existing removal methods outlined in the Arkansas Constitution or state law, ensuring that the Senate's authority to remove members is clearly defined and structured. The amendment is titled "A Constitutional Amendment to Amend the Process for the Removal of a Member of a Board or Commission Established Under the Arkansas Constitution or Arkansas Law."