Constitutional amendment to authorize suits against the state for increasing fiscal year spending beyond a limit based on inflation and population change unless approved by voters at a general election

This bill proposes a constitutional amendment that would allow private citizens to sue the state if its annual spending increases more than the combined rate of inflation and population growth without voter approval. The amendment aims to create a legal mechanism where individuals can challenge state budget decisions in court if they exceed these specific limits without prior authorization from voters at a general election. If passed, this change would directly affect the state's budgeting process by introducing a judicial avenue for enforcing spending caps based on economic and demographic factors. The measure requires voter approval at a statewide general election to be valid and would not take effect until such approval is granted.