The Senate Joint Resolution E proposes an amendment to the Michigan Constitution that mandates the enactment of certain state budget bills by a specified date. If these budget bills are not passed by the deadline, the resolution stipulates that the salaries of state legislators and the governor will be suspended until the bills are enacted. This amendment seeks to ensure timely budget approvals and accountability among state officials regarding fiscal responsibilities.

The resolution outlines specific sections of the Michigan Constitution that will be amended, including provisions related to the submission and approval of budget bills, as well as definitions for terms such as "applicable date" and "enacted." The proposed changes will be presented to the voters of Michigan during the next general election, allowing the public to decide on the implementation of these new requirements for state budget legislation.