The proposed Senate Joint Resolution No. 14 seeks to amend the state constitution by extending the term of office for members of the General Assembly from two years to four years. This change is intended to enhance legislative efficiency and reduce the financial burden on the state by decreasing the frequency of public financing for election campaigns.

The resolution, introduced by Senator Rahman, aims to streamline the legislative process and potentially lead to cost savings for the state. By lengthening the term, it is believed that legislators can focus more on governance and less on the campaign cycle, ultimately benefiting the state's legislative effectiveness.