The proposed resolution seeks to amend the New Jersey Constitution by limiting the duration of certain emergency orders, rules, or regulations issued by the Governor to a maximum of 14 days. After this period, such measures would automatically terminate unless the Legislature approves an extension through a concurrent resolution. Additionally, the amendment prohibits the Governor from issuing new orders that are similar in effect to those that have been terminated for the same emergency.

However, the amendment includes specific exceptions where it would not apply. These exceptions include orders related to the rescission of previous emergency measures, those issued under federal directives, regulations that pertain solely to the executive branch, orders issued under the Governor's military authority, and any measures that are governed by existing laws allowing for longer durations. If the amendment is approved, it will be presented to the public for a vote in the next general election, following the required publication and notification procedures.