The resolution SCR1022 proposes a constitutional amendment to increase the membership of the Arizona House of Representatives from 60 to 90 members, contingent upon voter approval. This change would take effect for terms beginning in 2043 and would require the establishment of 90 geographically separate House districts, with one representative elected from each district. Additionally, the resolution outlines that each of the 30 Senate districts will consist of three House districts, thereby restructuring the legislative framework of Arizona.

The resolution also mandates the establishment of an Independent Redistricting Commission to oversee the redistricting process, ensuring that congressional and legislative districts are created with equal population and respect for communities of interest. The commission will consist of five members, with specific requirements for political balance and public transparency. The Secretary of State is tasked with submitting this proposition to voters at the next general election, and the amendment will only take effect if approved by the electorate and proclaimed by the Governor.