The resolution proposes an amendment to the South Dakota Constitution that would require any constitutional amendment to receive at least sixty percent of the votes cast in order to be enacted. This change aims to ensure a higher threshold of voter approval for amendments, reflecting a more substantial consensus among the electorate.

If approved, the amendment would modify Article XXIII, Section 3 of the South Dakota Constitution, stipulating that a constitutional amendment or revision can only become part of the Constitution if it garners this sixty percent affirmative vote. Additionally, the resolution allows the Legislature to establish provisions for the withdrawal of an initiated amendment by its sponsors before it is presented to voters. This amendment will be submitted to the state's voters during the next general election for their consideration.