The resolution calls for a convention to amend the United States Constitution to impose term limits on members of Congress, specifically targeting the House of Representatives and the Senate. It emphasizes the role of state legislators as protectors of liberty against federal overreach and asserts that limiting congressional terms will enhance accountability to constituents. The resolution is presented by the North Dakota Legislative Assembly, urging Congress to initiate this convention under Article V of the Constitution.

Furthermore, the resolution establishes that it serves as a continuing application until at least two-thirds of the states have made similar applications on the same subject. It also stipulates that this application should be considered alongside those from other states to meet the necessary threshold for Congress to call a limited convention, while ensuring it is not combined with applications on different subjects. The Secretary of State is tasked with forwarding copies of the resolution to key congressional leaders and the North Dakota Congressional Delegation to seek their support.