AR HB1475

Establishes a new subchapter in Arkansas Code Title 7, Chapter 9 to govern state participation in Article V conventions called under the U.S. Constitution.

Defines key terms including "Article V Convention," "delegates," "alternate delegates," "legislative instructions," and "unauthorized amendments" to clarify the scope and limitations of delegate authority.

Requires the President Pro Tempore of the Senate and Speaker of the House to certify delegates and alternate delegates by written proclamation before they can serve at an Article V Convention.

Mandates delegates take an oath swearing they will not vote to allow consideration of or approve any "unauthorized amendment" outside the scope defined by the Article V Application and legislative instructions.

Makes knowingly violating the delegate oath a Class B felony under existing law (usurping government) and permanently bars convicted violators from holding public office or state employment.