The bill proposes amendments to the Louisiana Constitution regarding the judiciary commission. It aims to modify Article V, Section 25(C) and add Article V, Section 25(A)(4). The amendments will require the judiciary commission to conduct investigations and will change its composition to include two appointees from the speaker of the Louisiana House of Representatives, two from the president of the Louisiana Senate, and one from the governor. Additionally, the bill specifies that the supreme court may sanction judges for misconduct after an investigation by the judiciary commission, which can be initiated either by the commission's recommendation or by a directive from a majority of the supreme court.

Furthermore, the bill clarifies the powers of the supreme court concerning judges' sanctions, including censure, suspension, removal, or involuntary retirement for various forms of misconduct. It also allows the supreme court to disqualify a judge from exercising judicial functions during ongoing proceedings. The proposed amendments will be submitted to the state's electors for approval in a statewide election scheduled for December 7, 2024, with a ballot proposition asking voters if they support these changes.