The resolution proposes an amendment to the West Virginia Constitution, specifically targeting section four of article VII, to clarify the eligibility and term limits for elected executive department officers. It stipulates that these officers, including the Governor, may not hold any other elected office during their terms. Additionally, the amendment establishes that a person who has served two consecutive terms as Governor is ineligible for the office in the term immediately following those two terms. Furthermore, it limits individuals to a maximum of three consecutive terms in the positions of Secretary of State, State Auditor, State Treasurer, Attorney General, or Commissioner of Agriculture, with terms beginning before January 1, 2027, not counting towards this limit.

The resolution also outlines the process for submitting this proposed amendment to the voters of West Virginia during the next general election in 2026. It is designated as "Amendment No. 1" and is referred to as the "Constitutional Officer Term Limit Amendment." The purpose of the amendment is to ensure clarity regarding the holding of multiple offices by elected officials and to impose term limits on certain executive positions, thereby promoting accountability and preventing the consolidation of power within the state's executive branch.