The resolution proposes amendments to Article VI of the Arizona Constitution, specifically sections 20 and 39, which pertain to the retirement and service of justices and judges. The amendments suggest raising the mandatory retirement age for justices and judges from seventy to seventy-five years. Additionally, it allows retired justices and judges to serve in active roles while receiving retirement pay, with provisions for travel and subsistence expenses when serving outside their county of residence.

Furthermore, the resolution outlines that upon reaching the age of seventy-five, a justice or judge's position will become vacant, with additional stipulations regarding vacancies due to death, voluntary retirement, or resignation. The proposed changes are intended to be submitted to voters at the next general election, contingent upon the proclamation of the Governor, thereby allowing the public to decide on the amendments.