House Joint Resolution A, introduced on January 28, 2025, proposes an amendment to the Michigan Constitution of 1963, specifically targeting Article IV, Section 26. The amendment seeks to require that certain bills, particularly those considered during sessions held after the November election in even-numbered years, receive approval from two-thirds of the members elected to and serving in each house of the legislature before they can become law. This change aims to enhance legislative scrutiny and ensure broader consensus on significant legislative measures.

The resolution outlines that no bill shall be passed or become law without being printed and available for at least five days, and mandates that every bill must be read three times in each house prior to final passage. Additionally, it stipulates that the votes and names of members voting on bills must be recorded in the journal. The proposed amendment will be submitted to the people of Michigan for approval during the next general election, following the legal procedures established for such amendments.