The resolution proposes an amendment to the West Virginia State Constitution, known as "Amendment No. 1" or the "Initiative, Referendum, and Recall Amendment." This amendment aims to enhance the legislative powers of the citizens by allowing registered voters to initiate legislation, propose constitutional amendments, reject laws passed by the legislature, and recall elected officials through a petition process. The amendment outlines the necessary procedures for these actions, including the required number of signatures and timelines for filing petitions, ensuring that the processes are straightforward and accessible to the public.

Additionally, the resolution mandates that the West Virginia Legislature create laws to support these initiatives, referendums, and recall processes, promoting transparency and integrity in elections. The proposed amendment will be presented to voters for ratification or rejection during the general election in 2028, highlighting the importance of direct democracy in the state's legislative framework. Overall, the resolution reinforces the commitment to uphold the democratic rights of West Virginia's citizens by empowering them to actively participate in their governance.