The resolution SCR1010 proposes an amendment to the Arizona Constitution that would expand the grounds for impeachment of the Governor and other state and judicial officers. Specifically, it adds the failure to follow and enforce state laws or court rules as a basis for impeachment, alongside existing grounds such as high crimes, misdemeanors, and malfeasance in office. The amendment stipulates that any judgment resulting from impeachment would only lead to removal from office and disqualification from holding future positions of honor, trust, or profit within the state.

If approved by voters, the amendment would require the Secretary of State to present this proposition during the next general election. The resolution emphasizes that a two-thirds majority of elected senators is necessary for conviction, and it clarifies that individuals, regardless of conviction status, remain liable to trial and punishment under the law. There is no anticipated fiscal impact on the state General Fund associated with this legislation.