Constitution; amend to provide that the people have the right to propose new statutes and amend or repeal existing statutes.

This bill proposes amending Mississippi's constitution to grant voters the right to directly propose new laws or amend/repeal existing laws through a formal initiative process. To qualify, a petition must gather signatures from at least 12% of registered voters (with district limits), and initiatives cannot cover constitutional changes, retirement systems, local laws, abortion, or state funding. Approved initiatives would appear on ballots with fiscal analyses, requiring majority approval (60% for revenue-related measures), and could be amended by the legislature before voting. The proposal directly affects how Mississippi residents can influence state law, bypassing the legislature for certain policy changes.