This bill establishes the framework for the appointment, qualifications, and responsibilities of delegates representing Kansas at an Article V convention, which is called to propose amendments to the U.S. Constitution. It defines key terms such as "delegate," "alternate delegate," and "unauthorized amendment," and outlines the appointment process for delegates, which includes representatives from both the House and Senate, as well as provisions for recalling delegates and filling vacancies. The bill mandates that all delegates reaffirm an oath to support both the U.S. and Kansas constitutions and adhere to instructions provided by the legislature.

Additionally, the bill imposes penalties for delegates who vote in favor of unauthorized amendments, classifying such violations as a severity level 4 nonperson felony. It also stipulates that the legislative coordinating council will review any allegations of violations and may recommend further investigation. The act will take effect upon publication in the statute book, ensuring that the delegation acts as the voice of the legislature during the convention and maintains communication with legislative leaders.