The resolution proposes substantial amendments to the Florida State Constitution aimed at improving government efficiency and restructuring state governance. A key feature is the establishment of the Commissioner of Government Efficiency as a Cabinet-level position, which will oversee auditing and operational efficiency within the government. This new role will replace the offices of Lieutenant Governor, Legislative Auditor, and the Government Efficiency Task Force, with the Commissioner being appointed by the legislature by March 2, 2027, and subsequently elected in the 2028 general election. The resolution also revises the legal framework for gubernatorial succession in cases of vacancy, impeachment, or incapacity, ensuring clarity in these scenarios.

In addition to the creation of the Commissioner’s office, the resolution includes amendments to the legislative process, budgeting, and appropriations, emphasizing transparency and accountability in state finances. It mandates detailed itemization of expenditures and a 72-hour public review period for general appropriation bills before final passage, enhancing public oversight. The resolution also outlines the qualifications and election cycles for various state officials, including the governor and cabinet members, while establishing disqualifications related to felony convictions. Overall, these proposed changes aim to streamline government operations, improve fiscal responsibility, and ensure effective governance in Florida, with a future ballot question in 2044 allowing voters to consider the potential repeal of the Commissioner of Government Efficiency's office.