Summary

Proposes a new amendment to the U.S. Constitution that would take effect if ratified by the legislatures of three‑fourths of the States. The bill contains only the procedural language for proposing an amendment; the actual text of the amendment is not included, so the subject and legal effects are unspecified until language is provided and, if proposed, until states vote to ratify.

• The resolution proposes a constitutional amendment but does not include the amendment's text.
• It states the amendment would become effective upon ratification by state legislatures representing three‑fourths of the States.
• No implementation details, funding, or regulatory changes are included in the single section.
• Immediate legal effect is nil because the substantive amendment language is absent.
• Any impact depends entirely on the content of the omitted amendment and on whether and when states ratify it.
• The amendment process would require coordinated action by state legislatures after congressional approval.
• Because the text is missing, courts, agencies, and the public cannot yet assess concrete legal or administrative effects.
• The resolution follows the Article V ratification pathway (legislative ratification by states).