The resolution SCR1023 proposes to rename the Independent Redistricting Commission (IRC) to the Fair and Independent Redistricting Commission (FAIR Commission), contingent upon voter approval. It seeks to expand the commission's membership from five to nine members, with new requirements for geographic representation and political party affiliation. The resolution also establishes that the population difference between the largest and smallest legislative districts cannot exceed 5,000 persons and changes the establishment date of the FAIR Commission to March 15 in years ending in one. Additionally, it outlines a nomination process that increases the candidate pool for appointments and ensures political balance by limiting party representation.

Furthermore, the resolution aims to amend the Arizona Constitution to create the "Fair And Independent Redistricting (F.A.I.R.) Commission Act of 2026," detailing the commission's composition, appointment procedures, and operational guidelines. The FAIR Commission will be required to approve district boundaries with at least six affirmative votes and operate transparently, allowing public input on draft maps. It also includes provisions for the commission's funding and staffing. The Secretary of State will present this proposition to voters in the next general election, enabling the public to decide on these significant changes to Arizona's redistricting process.