The bill establishes a framework for the appointment, qualifications, and responsibilities of delegates representing Kansas at an Article V convention, which is called for proposing amendments to the U.S. Constitution. It outlines the appointment process for delegates and alternate delegates, specifying that they must be current members of the Kansas legislature. The bill also details the procedures for recalling delegates, filling vacancies, and the requirement for delegates to reaffirm their oath to support both the U.S. and Kansas constitutions. Additionally, it designates the speaker of the house as the chairperson and the president of the senate as the vice chairperson of the delegation.

Furthermore, the bill prohibits delegates from voting on unauthorized amendments and establishes penalties for violations, including immediate recall and potential felony charges. It mandates that the delegation acts as the voice of the legislature during the convention and allows for the legislature to provide instructions to delegates through concurrent resolutions. The bill also includes provisions for the attendance of legal counsel and clerks to assist the delegation and ensure proper reporting of the convention's proceedings.