House Concurrent Resolution No. 9 establishes guidelines for commissioners representing the State of Idaho at an Article V convention for proposing amendments to the U.S. Constitution. The resolution outlines definitions, qualifications, selection, and removal processes for commissioners, who must be U.S. citizens, residents of Idaho for at least five years, and meet other specific criteria. The resolution mandates that five commissioners be appointed by a concurrent resolution of the legislature, with provisions for interim commissioners to fill any vacancies. It also stipulates that commissioners must take an oath to adhere to the limits of their authority and outlines the compensation and expenses they will receive.

Additionally, the resolution details the structure and responsibilities of an advisory committee that will oversee the commissioners, including monitoring their adherence to the defined scope of authority. It emphasizes the importance of maintaining a unified delegation voice during the convention and sets forth rules regarding communication with the media. The resolution also includes provisions for addressing any misconduct by commissioners, including potential criminal penalties for individuals who interfere with their duties. Overall, the resolution aims to ensure that Idaho's representation at the convention is organized, accountable, and aligned with the state's legislative intent.