The resolution SCR1006 proposes an amendment to the Arizona Constitution regarding the process for exchanging state trust land. Currently, such exchanges can only occur with public lands and require approval through a referendum by the qualified electors of Arizona. The proposed amendment would allow state land to be exchanged for any other land in Arizona, not just public land, and would shift the approval process from a public referendum to requiring the affirmative vote of the Legislature and the signature of the Governor.

Additionally, the resolution outlines that the purpose of land exchanges must focus on preserving military facilities from development or improving the management of state lands. It mandates public hearings, independent appraisals, and analyses to ensure transparency and public involvement in the exchange process. The amendment will only take effect if approved by voters in a future election and upon the Governor's proclamation. There is no anticipated fiscal impact on the state General Fund associated with this legislation.