This concurrent resolution proposes a constitutional amendment to recognize and protect an individual's right to use computation resources in New Hampshire. The amendment aims to ensure that individuals can freely access, use, and employ devices and networks essential for computation without facing any infringement. It specifically prohibits laws or regulations that impose discriminatory rates, restrictions, or limitations that would unreasonably burden this right.

If approved, the amendment will be submitted to voters during the state general election in November 2026. The resolution outlines the process for including the proposed amendment on the ballot, requiring a two-thirds majority approval from voters for it to take effect. Currently, the New Hampshire Constitution does not address the right to computation resources, and this amendment seeks to fill that gap by formally recognizing and safeguarding this right for individuals.