Establishes term limits for the governor, lieutenant-governor, comptroller, and attorney-general

This bill proposes a constitutional amendment to limit the governor and lieutenant-governor to three terms in office. It specifies that any terms served before the amendment takes effect will not count toward this limit, and individuals who have served three terms would be bypassed in the line of succession. The bill does not apply to the comptroller or attorney-general, as those positions are only mentioned in the title but not covered in the proposed constitutional text. This is a proposed amendment currently under review by the Judiciary Committee.