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Utah's Legislature formally applies to Congress, under the Article V process of the U.S. Constitution, to call a convention of states limited solely to proposing a constitutional amendment that would cap the number of terms a person can serve in the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate. The resolution remains in effect until at least two-thirds of all state legislatures submit similar applications — the threshold required to compel Congress to convene such a convention — and directs Utah officials to send copies to congressional leaders and other state legislatures encouraging their participation. If enough states join Utah and a convention ultimately produces an amendment that is then ratified, sitting and future members of Congress would face a limit on how many times they could be elected to federal office.