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AMENDED IN ASSEMBLY APRIL 21, 2016
california legislature—2015–16 regular session
Assembly Joint Resolution No. 30
Introduced by Assembly Member Grove
February 17, 2016
Assembly Joint Resolution No. 30—Relative to a convention of
states.
legislative counsel’s digest
AJR 30, as amended, Grove. Federal constitutional convention:
Convention of states: application.
This measure would constitute an application to the United States
Congress to call a constitutional convention pursuant to Article V of
the United States Constitution limited to proposing amendments to the
United States Constitution that impose fiscal restraints on the federal
government and limit the power and jurisdiction of the federal
government.
This measure would constitute a continuing application for such
convention until the legislatures of 2/3 of the states have made
applications on the same subject and the convention has been called by
the Congress of the United States.
Fiscal committee: no.
line 1 WHEREAS, The Founders of the United States Constitution
line 2 empowered state legislators to be guardians of liberty against
line 3 excessive use of power by the federal government; and
line 4 WHEREAS, The federal government has created a mounting
line 5 national debt exceeding $17 trillion through improper and
line 6 imprudent spending; and
98
line 1 WHEREAS, The federal government has usurped the legitimate
line 2 roles of the states through unfunded federal mandates; and
line 3 WHEREAS, The federal government has ceased to operate
line 4 under a proper interpretation of the TenthAmendment to the United
line 5 States Constitution; and
line 6 WHEREAS, It is the solemn duty of the states to protect the
line 7 liberty of our people, particularly for the generations to come, by
line 8 proposing amendments to the United States Constitution through
line 9 a convention of the states under Article V to place clear restraints
line 10 on these and related excessive uses of power; now, therefore, be
line 11 it
line 12 Resolved by the Assembly and the Senate of the State of
line 13 California, jointly, That the Legislature of the State of California
line 14 hereby make makes application to the Congress of the United
line 15 States to call an amendment convention pursuant to Article V of
line 16 the United States Constitution limited to proposing amendments
line 17 to the United States Constitution that impose fiscal restraints on
line 18 the federal government and limit the power and jurisdiction of the
line 19 federal government; and, and be it further
line 20 Resolved, That pursuant to Article V of the Constitution of the
line 21 United States, the Legislature of the State of California joins in
line 22 the application of the states of Georgia (SR 736 (2014)), Florida
line 23 (SM 476 (2014)), Alaska (HJR 22 (2014)), Alabama (HJR 112
line 24 (2015)), Indiana (SJR 14 (2016)), and Tennessee (SJR 67 (2016))
line 25 for a convention for the sole and exclusive purpose of proposing
line 26 amendments to the Constitution of the United States limited to the
line 27 purposes stated therein, provided, however, that the delegates from
line 28 California to said convention are expressly limited to consideration
line 29 and support for amendments that impose fiscal restraints on the
line 30 federal government, and which limit the power and jurisdiction of
line 31 the federal government. It is the express intention of this
line 32 Legislature that this application shall be aggregated with the
line 33 subsequent applications of other states limited to the purposes
line 34 identified in this application or those of the states named above;
line 35 and, and be it further
line 36 Resolved, That the other states be encouraged to make similar
line 37 applications for an amendment convention pursuant to Article V
line 38 of the United States Constitution; and, and be it further
line 39 Resolved, That this application shall constitute a continuing
line 40 application for such amendment convention pursuant to Article V
98
— 2 —AJR 30
line 1 of the United States Constitution until the legislatures of two-thirds
line 2 of the states have made applications on the same subject and such
line 3 convention has been called by the Congress of the United States;
line 4 and, and be it further
line 5 Resolved, That the Legislature of California adopt adopts this
line 6 application with the following understandings (as the term
line 7 “understandings” is used within the context of “reservations,
line 8 understandings, and declarations”):
line 9 1.  An application to Congress for an Article V convention
line 10 confers no power on Congress other than to perform a ministerial
line 11 function to “call” a convention;
line 12 2.  This ministerial duty shall be performed by Congress only
line 13 when Article V applications for substantially the same purpose
line 14 are received from two-thirds of the legislatures of the several states;
line 15 3.  The power of Congress to “call” a convention solely consists
line 16 of the authority to name a reasonable time and place for the initial
line 17 meeting of the Convention;
line 18 4.  Congress possesses no power whatsoever to name delegates
line 19 to said convention, as this power remains exclusively within the
line 20 authority of the legislatures of the several states;
line 21 5.  Congress possesses no power to set the number of delegates
line 22 to be sent by any state;
line 23 6.  Congress possesses no power whatsoever to determine any
line 24 rules for said convention;
line 25 7.  By definition, a convention of states means that states vote
line 26 on the basis of one state, one vote;
line 27 8.  A convention of states convened pursuant to this application
line 28 is limited to consideration of topics specified herein and no other;
line 29 9.  The Legislature of California may provide instructions to its
line 30 delegates (commissioners);
line 31 10.  The Legislature of California may recall its delegates at any
line 32 time for breach of their duties or violation of their instructions;
line 33 11.  Pursuant to the text of Article V, Congress may determine
line 34 whether proposed amendments shall be ratified by the legislatures
line 35 of the several states or by special state ratification conventions;
line 36 the Legislature of California recommends that Congress specify
line 37 its choice of ratification methodology contemporaneously with
line 38 the call for the convention;
98
AJR 30— 3 —
line 1 12.  Congress possesses no power whatsoever with regard to the
line 2 ArticleV convention beyond the two powers acknowledged herein;
line 3 and
line 4 13.  The Legislature of California places express reliance on
line 5 prior legal and judicial determinations that Congress possesses no
line 6 power under Article I of the United States Constitution relative to
line 7 theArticle V process and that Congress must act only as expressly
line 8 specified in Article V; and, and be it further
line 9 Resolved, That the Chief Clerk of theAssembly transmit copies
line 10 of this resolution to the President of the United States, the Speaker
line 11 and the Clerk of the United States House of Representatives, the
line 12 President and the Secretary of the United States Senate, each
line 13 member of the California Congressional Delegation, and the
line 14 legislatures of each of the several states, attesting the adoption of
line 15 this resolution by the Legislature of California.
O
98
— 4 —AJR 30

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CA Resolution for Convention of States

  • 1. AMENDED IN ASSEMBLY APRIL 21, 2016 california legislature—2015–16 regular session Assembly Joint Resolution No. 30 Introduced by Assembly Member Grove February 17, 2016 Assembly Joint Resolution No. 30—Relative to a convention of states. legislative counsel’s digest AJR 30, as amended, Grove. Federal constitutional convention: Convention of states: application. This measure would constitute an application to the United States Congress to call a constitutional convention pursuant to Article V of the United States Constitution limited to proposing amendments to the United States Constitution that impose fiscal restraints on the federal government and limit the power and jurisdiction of the federal government. This measure would constitute a continuing application for such convention until the legislatures of 2/3 of the states have made applications on the same subject and the convention has been called by the Congress of the United States. Fiscal committee: no. line 1 WHEREAS, The Founders of the United States Constitution line 2 empowered state legislators to be guardians of liberty against line 3 excessive use of power by the federal government; and line 4 WHEREAS, The federal government has created a mounting line 5 national debt exceeding $17 trillion through improper and line 6 imprudent spending; and 98
  • 2. line 1 WHEREAS, The federal government has usurped the legitimate line 2 roles of the states through unfunded federal mandates; and line 3 WHEREAS, The federal government has ceased to operate line 4 under a proper interpretation of the TenthAmendment to the United line 5 States Constitution; and line 6 WHEREAS, It is the solemn duty of the states to protect the line 7 liberty of our people, particularly for the generations to come, by line 8 proposing amendments to the United States Constitution through line 9 a convention of the states under Article V to place clear restraints line 10 on these and related excessive uses of power; now, therefore, be line 11 it line 12 Resolved by the Assembly and the Senate of the State of line 13 California, jointly, That the Legislature of the State of California line 14 hereby make makes application to the Congress of the United line 15 States to call an amendment convention pursuant to Article V of line 16 the United States Constitution limited to proposing amendments line 17 to the United States Constitution that impose fiscal restraints on line 18 the federal government and limit the power and jurisdiction of the line 19 federal government; and, and be it further line 20 Resolved, That pursuant to Article V of the Constitution of the line 21 United States, the Legislature of the State of California joins in line 22 the application of the states of Georgia (SR 736 (2014)), Florida line 23 (SM 476 (2014)), Alaska (HJR 22 (2014)), Alabama (HJR 112 line 24 (2015)), Indiana (SJR 14 (2016)), and Tennessee (SJR 67 (2016)) line 25 for a convention for the sole and exclusive purpose of proposing line 26 amendments to the Constitution of the United States limited to the line 27 purposes stated therein, provided, however, that the delegates from line 28 California to said convention are expressly limited to consideration line 29 and support for amendments that impose fiscal restraints on the line 30 federal government, and which limit the power and jurisdiction of line 31 the federal government. It is the express intention of this line 32 Legislature that this application shall be aggregated with the line 33 subsequent applications of other states limited to the purposes line 34 identified in this application or those of the states named above; line 35 and, and be it further line 36 Resolved, That the other states be encouraged to make similar line 37 applications for an amendment convention pursuant to Article V line 38 of the United States Constitution; and, and be it further line 39 Resolved, That this application shall constitute a continuing line 40 application for such amendment convention pursuant to Article V 98 — 2 —AJR 30
  • 3. line 1 of the United States Constitution until the legislatures of two-thirds line 2 of the states have made applications on the same subject and such line 3 convention has been called by the Congress of the United States; line 4 and, and be it further line 5 Resolved, That the Legislature of California adopt adopts this line 6 application with the following understandings (as the term line 7 “understandings” is used within the context of “reservations, line 8 understandings, and declarations”): line 9 1.  An application to Congress for an Article V convention line 10 confers no power on Congress other than to perform a ministerial line 11 function to “call” a convention; line 12 2.  This ministerial duty shall be performed by Congress only line 13 when Article V applications for substantially the same purpose line 14 are received from two-thirds of the legislatures of the several states; line 15 3.  The power of Congress to “call” a convention solely consists line 16 of the authority to name a reasonable time and place for the initial line 17 meeting of the Convention; line 18 4.  Congress possesses no power whatsoever to name delegates line 19 to said convention, as this power remains exclusively within the line 20 authority of the legislatures of the several states; line 21 5.  Congress possesses no power to set the number of delegates line 22 to be sent by any state; line 23 6.  Congress possesses no power whatsoever to determine any line 24 rules for said convention; line 25 7.  By definition, a convention of states means that states vote line 26 on the basis of one state, one vote; line 27 8.  A convention of states convened pursuant to this application line 28 is limited to consideration of topics specified herein and no other; line 29 9.  The Legislature of California may provide instructions to its line 30 delegates (commissioners); line 31 10.  The Legislature of California may recall its delegates at any line 32 time for breach of their duties or violation of their instructions; line 33 11.  Pursuant to the text of Article V, Congress may determine line 34 whether proposed amendments shall be ratified by the legislatures line 35 of the several states or by special state ratification conventions; line 36 the Legislature of California recommends that Congress specify line 37 its choice of ratification methodology contemporaneously with line 38 the call for the convention; 98 AJR 30— 3 —
  • 4. line 1 12.  Congress possesses no power whatsoever with regard to the line 2 ArticleV convention beyond the two powers acknowledged herein; line 3 and line 4 13.  The Legislature of California places express reliance on line 5 prior legal and judicial determinations that Congress possesses no line 6 power under Article I of the United States Constitution relative to line 7 theArticle V process and that Congress must act only as expressly line 8 specified in Article V; and, and be it further line 9 Resolved, That the Chief Clerk of theAssembly transmit copies line 10 of this resolution to the President of the United States, the Speaker line 11 and the Clerk of the United States House of Representatives, the line 12 President and the Secretary of the United States Senate, each line 13 member of the California Congressional Delegation, and the line 14 legislatures of each of the several states, attesting the adoption of line 15 this resolution by the Legislature of California. O 98 — 4 —AJR 30