RESOLUTION RESCINDING PREVIOUS APPLICATIONS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY THAT CALLED FOR AN ARTICLE V CONVENTION TO PROPOSE AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES AND DIRECTING TRANSMISSION OF SUCH RESOLUTION TO CONGRESS FOR PRINTING IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD.

HJ 49 is a procedural resolution that cancels the state's prior applications to the U.S. Congress for an Article V convention (a process to propose constitutional amendments). It directly affects the state's official position on federal constitutional amendment procedures. The resolution directs the state to formally transmit this cancellation to Congress for inclusion in the Congressional Record. This is a purely administrative action with no new policy changes or direct impact on citizens or laws.