Resolution 1027, introduced by Munson, directs the Secretary of State to present a proposed amendment to the Oklahoma Constitution to the public for approval or rejection. This amendment aims to establish a new Article XXXI, which defines terms related to reproductive rights and asserts the fundamental right to reproductive freedom for individuals aged sixteen and above. It outlines that individuals have the right to make decisions regarding pregnancy-related matters, including prenatal care, childbirth, contraception, and abortion, while ensuring that any state interference is justified by a compelling interest and is the least restrictive means available.

The resolution also emphasizes that the state cannot discriminate against individuals exercising their reproductive rights, nor can it penalize or prosecute individuals based on pregnancy outcomes or those assisting them. Additionally, it includes a severability clause, ensuring that if any part of the amendment is deemed invalid, the remaining provisions will still be effective. The proposed amendment will be presented to voters with a ballot title summarizing its key points, including the establishment of reproductive rights and the conditions under which the state may regulate abortion.