The bill proposes an amendment to the Minnesota Constitution, specifically article XI, section 5, to allow the state to incur public debt for the purpose of funding public information technology systems, licenses, and infrastructure. The amendment would add a new provision (j) that explicitly permits the state to use borrowed funds for capital costs associated with these technology systems and infrastructure projects. Additionally, the amendment modifies the existing language by replacing "and" with ", and (j)" in the section that outlines the works permitted for political subdivisions.

If adopted, the amendment will be presented to voters during the 2026 general election, with the ballot question asking whether the Minnesota Constitution should be amended to allow the state to issue bonds and incur public debt for the specified purposes. This change aims to enhance the state's ability to invest in modern technology and infrastructure, thereby improving public services and operations.