The resolution proposes an amendment to the West Virginia State Constitution that would establish a term limit of 12 consecutive years for elected members of the House of Delegates and the Senate. This limit would apply to six elections for the House and three for the Senate, and once a legislator reaches this limit in one chamber, they would be ineligible for re-election to that chamber until a full election cycle has passed. However, they could still run for election in the other chamber or for other elected positions outside the legislature. The accumulation of time towards this limit would begin on January 1, 2030, and any breaks in service during the 12 years would reset the accumulated time.

The resolution also outlines the process for submitting this amendment to the voters of West Virginia at the next general election in 2028. It is designated as "Amendment No. 1" and is referred to as the "Term Limit Amendment." The purpose of the amendment is to create a clear limit on the number of consecutive years that legislators can serve in their respective chambers, thereby promoting turnover and potentially increasing opportunities for new candidates in West Virginia's legislative process.