The resolution proposes an amendment to the West Virginia Constitution that would alter the structure of the legislative sessions. Specifically, it seeks to establish a 30-day regular session every other year dedicated solely to passing the state budget, while maintaining a 60-day general law session in the alternate years where any legislation can be considered. This change aims to streamline the legislative process and reduce the time lawmakers spend in session, thereby saving taxpayer money.

The proposed amendment, designated as "Amendment 1" and informally titled the "Get the Do-nothing Legislature Out of Town and Save Taxpayers Some Money Amendment," will be presented to voters in the 2026 general election for ratification or rejection. The resolution outlines the specific changes to Article VI, Section 22 of the state constitution, including provisions for extending sessions if necessary, and emphasizes the goal of reducing legislative costs while ensuring the state budget is prioritized.