This resolution asserts that the practice of suspending a constitutional officer is beyond the authority of the judiciary and should be the responsibility of the general court. It emphasizes that any removal of duties or authorities conferred by the state constitution, whether temporary or permanent, constitutes a removal from office. The resolution highlights that such removals are constitutionally designated to the legislative branch through impeachment and bills of address, and not to the judiciary.

Furthermore, the resolution expresses concern that allowing the judiciary to suspend constitutional officers could lead to potential abuses of power and manipulation that would not serve the public interest. It calls for the distribution of the resolution to key political figures, including members of the New Hampshire Congressional delegation, the governor, and leaders in the state legislature, to ensure awareness and consideration of this stance on the separation of powers.