The resolution HJR 1325 proposes significant amendments to the Florida State Constitution aimed at enhancing government efficiency and restructuring state governance. A key feature of the resolution is the establishment of the office of the Commissioner of Government Efficiency, which will serve as a Cabinet officer responsible for auditing and investigating fraud, waste, and abuse within the executive branch and local governments. This position will initially be filled through legislative appointment until it is elected in the 2028 general election. The resolution also includes amendments regarding the succession of the Governor in cases of vacancy, impeachment, or incapacity, ensuring a clear legal framework for these situations.

In addition to creating the new office, the resolution seeks to repeal certain existing constitutional provisions and introduces new guidelines for state budgeting, planning, and appropriations processes. These guidelines will require detailed budget requests from state departments, a long-range financial outlook, and a public review period for appropriation bills, thereby promoting transparency and accountability in financial management. The resolution also outlines the responsibilities of various state officials, establishes the State Board of Administration and the Department of Law Enforcement's Office of Domestic Security and Counterterrorism, and sets qualifications for elected officials. The proposed amendments will be submitted to voters for approval in the next general election, with a provision for the potential repeal of the Commissioner of Government Efficiency office in 2044.