Modifies provisions for amendment and repeal of statutory provisions initially proposed by the people

This bill proposes a constitutional amendment that would change how laws passed by ordinary citizens can be changed or removed by the state legislature. Under the new rules, a law initially created by voters would be much harder to alter in the first two years after it takes effect, requiring supermajority votes from the General Assembly to repeal or amend it. After those initial two years, the requirement for changing such laws would drop to a simple majority vote. This measure directly affects the state's legislative process and the longevity of citizen-initiated statutes.