House Joint Resolution D, introduced by Rep. DeSana on February 12, 2025, proposes an amendment to the Michigan Constitution of 1963, specifically amending section 13 of article IV. The resolution aims to limit the legislative session by stipulating that the legislature will convene only on the second Wednesday in January each year and will adjourn without day on a date determined by concurrent resolution. Notably, starting in 2027, the legislature will be restricted to meeting for no more than 90 consecutive days each year, except in extraordinary circumstances when called to convene.

The proposed amendment will be submitted to the people of Michigan for approval during the next general election, following the legal procedures for such amendments. This change is intended to streamline legislative operations and potentially enhance efficiency within the state's legislative process.