This resolution proposes an amendment to the Kansas Constitution that would empower the people to propose, enact, or reject laws and constitutional amendments through an initiative process, independent of the legislature. It outlines the requirements for initiative petitions, including the need for a brief title that conveys the intent of the proposed law, the ability to vote on multiple laws separately, and stipulations regarding the appropriation of funds. Additionally, it establishes a review process involving the Secretary of State and the Attorney General to ensure the sufficiency and form of the petitions before they can be circulated for signatures.

If approved by a two-thirds majority in both the House of Representatives and the Senate, the resolution will be published and submitted to voters during the general election in November 2026, unless a special election is called sooner. The ballot will include an explanatory statement detailing the implications of the amendment, clarifying that a vote in favor would reserve the power of initiative and referendum to the people, while a vote against would maintain the current constitutional framework without changes.