Resolution 1027, introduced by Munson, directs the Secretary of State to present a proposed amendment to the Oklahoma Constitution for public approval or rejection. This amendment aims to establish a new Article XXXI, which defines terms related to reproductive health and asserts the fundamental right to reproductive freedom for individuals aged sixteen and above. It encompasses various aspects of reproductive health, including prenatal care, childbirth, contraception, and abortion, while stipulating that any state interference must be justified by a compelling interest and achieved through the least restrictive means. The amendment also prohibits discrimination in the enforcement of these rights and protects individuals from prosecution related to pregnancy outcomes.

Additionally, the resolution includes a ballot title summarizing the proposed amendment, which emphasizes the establishment of reproductive freedom rights, the regulation of abortion post-viability, and the invalidation of conflicting state laws. It ensures that individuals and healthcare professionals are not penalized for exercising or assisting in the exercise of these rights. The resolution mandates that the Chief Clerk of the House of Representatives file the resolution and ballot title with the Secretary of State and the Attorney General following its passage.