This resolution proposes a constitutional amendment that would grant the New Hampshire General Court the authority to oversee and recommend disciplinary actions for members of the judicial branch. Specifically, it establishes a commission primarily composed of General Court members, which would have the power to investigate complaints against judges, conduct hearings, gather evidence, and recommend disciplinary measures such as censure, suspension, or removal. The commission would also be responsible for publishing annual reports on judges' conduct and performance, with the General Court determining the commission's membership and procedures for handling complaints.

The proposed amendment will be submitted to voters during the state general election in November 2026. If approved by two-thirds of those voting, the amendment will take effect upon the governor's proclamation. Currently, judicial oversight is managed by the judiciary itself, with the General Court having the power to impeach judges. If the amendment is adopted, it would shift some oversight responsibilities to the General Court, enhancing legislative involvement in the judicial discipline process.