The resolution proposes a constitutional amendment to establish an independent redistricting commission in Texas, tasked with creating electoral districts for the U.S. House of Representatives, the Texas Senate, and the Texas House of Representatives. This commission will consist of 15 members selected from a nonpartisan pool, ensuring that the redistricting process is free from partisan influence. The amendment outlines the procedures for appointing commission members, emphasizing demographic diversity and impartiality, and includes provisions for transparency, such as reporting political expenditures and maintaining a public website for citizen engagement.

Furthermore, the resolution details the process for developing redistricting plans, which must comply with constitutional and federal laws while protecting minority voting rights. The commission is required to hold public hearings and accept citizen input before finalizing any plans, ensuring an open and transparent approach. If the select committee rejects the proposed selection pool for commission members, a replacement must be submitted within a specified timeframe, with the possibility of court intervention if necessary. Ultimately, this amendment aims to enhance the integrity of Texas's redistricting process by promoting accountability and public participation, with the proposal set to be voted on in November 2025.