The resolution proposes a constitutional amendment to repeal a provision in the Arkansas Constitution, specifically Article 5, Section 1, which currently allows sponsors of initiative or referendum petitions to correct or amend their petitions after they have been deemed insufficient by the Secretary of State or local clerks. The amendment seeks to eliminate this ability, thereby placing a greater burden on petition sponsors to ensure their submissions are complete and valid from the outset.

If approved by a majority of voters in the next general election, the amendment will take effect on January 1, 2027. The resolution outlines the new language for the relevant section of the Constitution, which will shift the burden of proof in legal challenges against petition validity to those contesting the petitions. The ballot title and popular name for this amendment will reflect its purpose to repeal the existing correction provision for insufficient petitions.