The resolution urges Congress to call a convention of states under Article V of the U.S. Constitution, specifically to propose amendments aimed at establishing fiscal responsibility within the federal government. It highlights the significant increase in national debt from $850 billion in 1979 to over $36 trillion today, alongside rising inflation rates, which have reached a 40-year high. The resolution expresses concern that federal fiscal and monetary irresponsibility is negatively impacting economic growth, the standard of living for Americans, and the stability of Social Security and Medicare, thereby threatening national security and the prosperity of future generations.

Additionally, the resolution calls for West Virginia to join other states in pursuing federal court action to compel Congress to fulfill its constitutional duty to convene a convention of states. It proposes that this convention focus on fiscal responsibility and aims to have any agreed-upon amendments submitted to state conventions by July 4, 2026, for inclusion on the general election ballot. The resolution also directs the Clerk of the House to distribute copies to relevant congressional leaders and state legislative officers to garner support for this initiative.