The resolution proposes a constitutional amendment that would enable the Kickapoo Traditional Tribe of Texas to conduct gaming operations by entering into a gaming compact with the state of Texas. This amendment modifies the Texas Constitution to allow the tribe to execute a gaming compact without requiring further action from the governor, provided that a resolution from the tribe's governing body is submitted. The compact would permit the tribe to offer various gaming options, such as video lottery terminals and mobile gaming, while ensuring compliance with state tax rates and fees applicable to other gaming operators. The resolution also emphasizes the tribe's responsibilities regarding regulatory compliance, operational standards, and safeguards against problem gambling, including employee training and the establishment of a voluntary exclusion list for patrons.

Furthermore, the resolution outlines the financial and dispute resolution aspects of the compact, specifying that revenue payments must be made to the State's comptroller without designating the funds for specific purposes. It prohibits the state from imposing taxes or fees on the tribe and encourages amicable dispute resolution, with mediation available if necessary. The compact is designed to comply with the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act and will take effect upon approval by the U.S. Secretary of the Interior, lasting for 25 years with options for extension. The proposed amendment will be presented to voters in an election scheduled for November 4, 2025, aiming to foster economic development and self-sufficiency for the tribe while ensuring responsible gaming practices.