The Ohio Constitutional Modernization Commission was established by the 129th General Assembly with the passage of the House Bill 188, as codified in Ohio Revised Code Sections 103.61 through 103.67. The Commission is modeled after the 1970s Ohio Constitutional Revision Commission. The Ohio Constitutional Modernization Commission is charged under R.C. 103.61 with: •Studying the Constitution of Ohio; •Promoting an exchange of experiences and suggestions respecting desired changes in the Constitution; •Considering the problems pertaining to the amendment of the Constitution; and •Making recommendations from time to time to the general assembly for the amendment of the Constitution.