Kansas SCR1607 seeks a national convention to propose term limits for Congress members.
Kansas SCR1607 is a resolution applying to Congress to convene a convention for proposing an amendment to the U.S. Constitution to establish term limits for members of Congress. The resolution argues that such limits would reduce the influence of special interests and restore public trust in government. It specifies that Kansas delegates to the convention should be state and local officeholders, excluding those elected or appointed to federal office.
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