The concurrent resolution proposes amendments to the North Dakota Constitution regarding term limits for members of the legislative assembly and statewide elected officials. It establishes that individuals may not serve more than twelve cumulative years in either the House of Representatives or the Senate, with a mandatory four-year break after reaching this limit before they can serve another twelve years. Additionally, it sets a twelve-year term limit for statewide elected executive branch officers, excluding the governor and lieutenant governor, who are limited to eight cumulative years. The resolution also repeals a provision that previously prohibited the legislative assembly from proposing amendments related to term limits.

The resolution outlines the specific amendments to sections 1 and 2 of Article XV of the North Dakota Constitution, detailing the eligibility and limitations for service in various offices. It clarifies that any service prior to specific dates in 2026 and 2028 will not count towards the cumulative years of service for newly elected members. The proposed amendments will be submitted to the qualified electors of North Dakota for approval during the general election in 2026.