This bill establishes a process for selecting delegates from Minnesota to attend an amendment convention under Article V of the United States Constitution. It outlines the qualifications for delegates, which include being a U.S. citizen and a resident of Minnesota for at least five years, being at least 25 years old, and not having held certain positions or convictions within the last ten years. The bill specifies that Minnesota will send five delegates, appointed by key legislative leaders, and includes provisions for alternate delegates and the process for filling vacancies. Additionally, it mandates that delegates take an oath and outlines their compensation, restrictions on gifts, and the authority of an advisory committee to oversee the delegation's actions.

The bill also details the responsibilities and limitations of the delegates, including prohibitions against voting for amendments that would alter specific guarantees of individual liberty and the requirement to adhere to the scope of authority defined in a commissioning resolution. The advisory committee, composed of legislative leaders, is tasked with monitoring delegate actions and can remove delegates who exceed their authority, imposing civil penalties for violations. Overall, the legislation aims to ensure that Minnesota's representation at the convention is carefully regulated and accountable.