This joint resolution proposes an amendment to the Wyoming Constitution that would repeal several sections of Article 15, specifically those related to the imposition and assessment of property taxes. The sections targeted for repeal include Sections 1 through 6, 10 through 12, 15, and 17, which outline the assessment of property, limitations on state and local tax levies, and the taxation of specific resources such as coal and minerals. The resolution indicates that while these constitutional provisions would be removed, it does not prevent the Wyoming Legislature from enacting property tax laws through statutory means.

The Secretary of State is tasked with endorsing a statement that clarifies the implications of this amendment, noting that the current Constitution mandates the valuation and assessment of property for taxation and includes specific requirements regarding property tax limits and uniformity. By adopting this amendment, the provisions that govern property taxes would be eliminated, potentially allowing for more flexibility in how property taxes are managed in Wyoming. However, the resolution also suggests that further legislative action may be necessary to address any resulting gaps in the law following the repeal of these constitutional provisions.