The resolution SCR1009 proposes an amendment to the Arizona Constitution that would eliminate the current exemption from the two-thirds vote requirement for legislative acts that increase state revenues through fees and assessments. This change would require such acts to receive a two-thirds majority approval from both the Senate and House of Representatives, aligning them with other revenue-increasing legislative actions. The amendment specifically targets fees and assessments that are authorized by statute and set by state officers or agencies but are not defined by a specific formula, amount, or limit.

If approved by voters, the amendment would be submitted for consideration in the next general election and would take effect upon the Governor's proclamation. The resolution notes that there is no anticipated fiscal impact on the state General Fund as a result of this legislation. The proposed changes aim to enhance legislative accountability regarding revenue increases, ensuring that any new fees or assessments are subject to the same rigorous approval process as other forms of revenue generation.