Providing for the appointment of delegates to a convention under article V of the constitution of the United States and prescribing the duties and responsibilities of such delegates.

HB 2065 establishes procedures for Kansas to appoint delegates to a potential Article V convention (a meeting to propose U.S. constitutional amendments). It specifies that Kansas delegates and alternates will be appointed by legislative leaders (House/Senate speakers, majority/minority leaders, and caucuses), all of whom must be qualified Kansas legislators. The bill requires delegates to swear an oath supporting both U.S. and Kansas constitutions, designates the House speaker-appointed delegate as chair (with sole voting authority for the delegation), and mandates that all votes require prior approval by a majority of delegates. It also prohibits voting on "unauthorized amendments" outside the convention's stated purpose and outlines recall procedures for delegates.