The proposed concurrent resolution seeks to amend sections 3 and 13 of Article VI of the North Dakota Constitution, focusing on the judicial branch and the supreme court. Key changes include the removal of civil and criminal judicial immunity for judges, making any judgment that violates due process, state or federal law, or the constitutions of North Dakota or the United States void. Additionally, the resolution mandates that judicial vacancies in the supreme court or district court be filled through appointments made by a bipartisan committee, rather than solely by the governor.

The amendments also clarify the authority of the supreme court to adopt procedural rules and outline the responsibilities of the chief justice, who will oversee the unified judicial system and appoint a court administrator. The resolution stipulates that appointments to fill judicial vacancies must last at least two years and that the term of any judge elected after an appointment will be adjusted based on the time remaining in the term after the appointee has served the minimum required period. This resolution will be submitted to the voters of North Dakota during the primary election in 2026.