This bill establishes a structured process for appointing and overseeing commissioners who will represent New Jersey at an Article V convention aimed at proposing amendments to the U.S. Constitution. It requires that an odd number of commissioners be appointed through a majority resolution in a joint legislative session, with specific qualifications for candidates, including U.S. citizenship, residency in New Jersey, age, and voter registration. The bill also imposes restrictions on commissioners, such as a ban on accepting gifts over $200 and prohibiting votes on amendments that could affect individual liberties.

Furthermore, the legislation creates an advisory committee responsible for monitoring the commissioners' actions and ensuring adherence to the established guidelines. This committee has the authority to recall or suspend commissioners who exceed their authority and must notify key legislative leaders of such actions. The bill introduces criminal penalties for violations, categorizing unauthorized actions by commissioners as a third-degree crime, and criminalizes bribery, intimidation, or obstruction of commissioners during their duties. Overall, the bill aims to maintain integrity and compliance in New Jersey's representation at the convention.