Modifies provisions of the Constitution relating to powers of the General Assembly

SJR 38 is a constitutional amendment resolution that proposes changes to the state constitution regarding the authority of the General Assembly (state legislature). It directly affects the legislature's powers by altering specific constitutional provisions governing how it exercises its responsibilities. The resolution does not create new laws or policies but seeks to modify the foundational framework for legislative authority. As a constitutional amendment, it requires approval by the legislature and voters before taking effect, and it is currently in the early committee review stage.