A bill for an act concerning persons appointed to a convention called by the United States Congress to propose amendments to the Constitution of the United States, making appropriations, and providing penalties.

SF 350 prepares Iowa to appoint delegates if Congress is required to call an Article V constitutional convention (a process where states propose constitutional amendments). The bill establishes procedures for Iowa's legislature to name five commissioners, hold a special session if needed, and ensure delegates only support amendments related to the convention's specific topic. It directly affects Iowa's state government and future delegates by creating a formal framework for participation. The bill does not change constitutional requirements but ensures Iowa is ready to fulfill its role under Article V of the U.S. Constitution.