The resolution proposes a constitutional amendment to modify the membership structure of the State Commission on Judicial Conduct in Texas and enhance the commission's authority, along with that of the Texas Supreme Court, to impose sanctions on judges and justices for judicial misconduct. The amendment outlines a new composition for the commission, which will consist of 13 members, including two judges or justices, two members of the State Bar, seven citizens who are not licensed to practice law, and two justices of the peace or municipal court judges. It also establishes qualifications for membership, such as residency requirements and restrictions on holding concurrent judicial positions.

Additionally, the resolution details the commission's powers to investigate judicial misconduct and impose disciplinary actions, including public admonitions, reprimands, or formal hearings. It allows for the suspension of judges or justices under certain circumstances, such as felony indictments or misconduct charges. The proposed amendment is set to take effect on January 1, 2026, and will be submitted to voters for approval in an election scheduled for November 4, 2025.