The resolution proposes an amendment to the Washington State Constitution that would create two autonomous regions: the Puget Sound region and the Columbia region. The Puget Sound region would include specific counties such as King, Pierce, and Snohomish, with its capital located in Thurston County, while the Columbia region would encompass counties like Spokane, Yakima, and Clark, with its capital in Grant County. Each region would have the authority to draft and adopt its own regional constitution, and legislative powers would be vested in regional legislatures consisting of a senate and a house of representatives. Additionally, each region would have its own governor to exercise executive power.

The resolution outlines the continuation of terms for current elected officials and judges upon the adoption of the amendment, ensuring they serve until their next election. It also stipulates that the Puget Sound region would own all assets within its boundaries, while the Columbia region would own assets within its own area. Furthermore, each region would assume state liabilities proportionate to their populations. The resolution emphasizes that this amendment is a single integrated plan for the establishment of the two regions, and if deemed separate amendments, the resolution would be void. The Secretary of State is tasked with publishing notice of the proposed amendment prior to the election.