The bill establishes a framework for the appointment and responsibilities of delegates representing Kansas at an Article V convention, which is called for proposing amendments to the U.S. Constitution. It defines key terms such as "alternate delegate," "article V application," and "unauthorized amendment." The bill outlines the appointment process, specifying that the Speaker of the House, the President of the Senate, and the Governor will appoint five delegates and five alternate delegates, with specific proportions from each legislative body. It also details the terms of service for delegates, the process for recalling delegates, and the requirement for the Secretary of State to certify the identities of appointed or dismissed delegates.

Additionally, the bill mandates that delegates reaffirm an oath to support both the U.S. and Kansas constitutions and prohibits them from voting on unauthorized amendments. A joint committee of correspondence will be created to facilitate communication between the delegates and the legislature, ensuring that all proposed rules and amendments are reviewed. The legislature is tasked with providing instructions to the delegates regarding procedural rules and other relevant matters, which can be amended as necessary. The act will take effect upon publication in the statute book.