This resolution affirms the inherent natural rights of individuals, emphasizing that these rights exist independently of government and are to be upheld by both state and federal authorities. It asserts that the legitimacy of government derives from its adherence to these rights and the consent of the governed, which can be revoked if the government fails to observe these principles. The resolution highlights specific rights enumerated in the New Hampshire Constitution and the U.S. Bill of Rights, including freedoms related to religion, speech, assembly, the right to bear arms, protection from unreasonable searches, and the right to a jury trial.

Furthermore, the resolution directs all branches of government and their officials to recognize and uphold these rights as fundamental to their authority and responsibilities. It serves as a formal declaration of the legislature's intent regarding the interpretation and exercise of governmental power in New Hampshire, reinforcing the commitment to protect the rights of citizens throughout their lives within the state. Copies of the resolution are to be transmitted to key federal and state officials to ensure awareness and compliance with its principles.