Amends Constitution to limit use of nonrecurring revenue in State budget except in certain times of crisis and limits State budget growth.

SCR 71 proposes a constitutional amendment requiring New Jersey's state budget to be balanced using only regularly collected recurring revenue (like income tax) rather than one-time or nonrecurring sources. It allows exceptions for crises like disasters or war only with a two-thirds vote in both legislative chambers. The bill also limits annual budget growth to the increase in the Consumer Price Index (CPI) and directs unspent recurring revenue into a "rainy day fund" (Surplus Revenue Fund). This would constrain how the state funds operations and prevent using temporary revenue to cover ongoing expenses.