This joint resolution proposes the creation of a new constitutional fund in Wyoming, known as the Wyoming compounding investment permanent revenue account. The fund will be established through annual appropriations determined by the legislature in consultation with the state treasurer, with no further appropriations required after thirty years. The fund's principal will remain inviolate, and the legislature will dictate the investment strategy. Earnings from the fund will be reinvested for a minimum of thirty years, after which they can be distributed to support infrastructure, education, fixed government expenses, inflationary costs, and tax reduction.

The resolution mandates that the Secretary of State endorse a statement clarifying that the adoption of this amendment would create a constitutional fund with specific expenditure restrictions. The legislature will be required to make annual deposits for thirty years, with the intent of leveraging the compounding effect of investments. After the thirty-year period, the earnings from these investments will be available for distribution, while the original deposits will remain in the fund indefinitely to ensure a sustainable revenue source for the state.