This bill proposes an amendment to the Minnesota Constitution that aims to prohibit compensation for legislators in specific circumstances, particularly when a house of the legislature is not duly organized. The proposed amendment will modify Article IV, Section 12, to state that if a house does not organize on the prescribed day for convening, its members will not receive compensation for any day that the house remains unorganized. This change is intended to ensure accountability and encourage timely organization of legislative sessions.

Additionally, the bill outlines the process for submitting this proposed amendment to the voters during the 2026 general election. It specifies that the question presented to voters will ask whether they support the constitutional amendment to prohibit legislator compensation when the senate or house of representatives is not organized as required by law. The title for this ballot question will be "A constitutional amendment to prohibit legislator compensation in certain circumstances," deviating from the standard statutory title requirements.