This concurrent resolution proposes a constitutional amendment to the New Hampshire Constitution, specifically targeting Article 4 of the second part, which outlines the authority of the general court to establish courts. The amendment seeks to eliminate the existing exception that allows for alternative provisions under Article 72-a, thereby granting the general court sole and unrestricted power to create and manage all courts and judicatories within the state. This includes the authority to handle all criminal and civil matters, administer oaths, and ensure the proper functioning of the judicial system.

The proposed amendment will be presented to the qualified voters of New Hampshire during the state general election scheduled for November 2026. The resolution mandates that local selectmen include a specific article in their election warrants to gauge public support for the amendment. If approved by a two-thirds majority of voters, the amendment will take effect upon the governor's proclamation. The ballot will clearly present the question of whether to adopt the amendment, allowing voters to express their approval or disapproval.