This resolution directs the House of Representatives to conduct an investigation into the potential impeachment of Judge David Ruoff. The basis for this investigation stems from Judge Ruoff's ruling in the case of Contoocook Valley School District et al. v. State of New Hampshire, where he mandated the allocation of over $500 million in state funds, exceeding the amounts designated by the legislature. This ruling is viewed as a violation of the New Hampshire Constitution, which reserves the powers of budgeting and taxation exclusively for the legislature. The resolution argues that Judge Ruoff's actions represent a significant overreach of judicial authority, undermining the separation of powers and constituting extreme judicial activism.

Furthermore, the resolution highlights Judge Ruoff's refusal to stay his own order pending a review by the New Hampshire Supreme Court, which led to a temporary disruption in government operations. In light of these actions, the resolution emphasizes the necessity for the House of Representatives to investigate whether there are sufficient grounds for impeachment, as the constitution allows for removal from office by the legislature. The investigation is to be completed and reported by November 1, 2025, with findings submitted to key legislative and judicial officials.