The resolution proposes an amendment to the Constitution of Missouri that would repeal Section 49 of Article III and replace it with a new section that outlines the powers of the people regarding legislative initiatives and referendums. Specifically, it affirms the people's right to propose, enact, or reject laws and constitutional amendments independently of the general assembly. Additionally, it establishes that any statutory measure approved by the initiative process cannot be amended or repealed by the general assembly unless certain conditions are met, such as the passage of more than six years since the measure's approval, a three-fourths majority vote in both chambers, or voter approval of changes made by the general assembly.

The amendment is set to be presented to qualified voters during the general election on November 8, 2026, or at a special election called by the governor. This change aims to enhance the power of the electorate in Missouri by ensuring that measures passed through the initiative process are protected from hasty alterations by the legislature, thereby promoting greater accountability and responsiveness to the will of the voters.