The resolution proposes an amendment to the West Virginia Constitution, specifically amending section 22 of article VI, to alter the structure of the legislative sessions. It suggests that every other year, the regular session of the Legislature be reduced from 60 days to 30 days, with the sole purpose of passing the state budget. In the alternate years, a 60-day general law session would still be held, allowing for the consideration of any legislation. The amendment aims to streamline the legislative process and reduce costs for taxpayers by limiting the time spent in session.

The resolution has been introduced and referred to the Committee on the Judiciary, and it calls for the proposed amendment to be presented to voters during the 2026 general election. It is designated as "Amendment 1" and is informally titled the "Get the Do-nothing Legislature Out of Town and Save Taxpayers Some Money Amendment." The summarized purpose of the amendment emphasizes the intention to shorten the legislative session to save taxpayer money while ensuring that the essential task of passing the state budget is still accomplished.