.Proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution requiring that each agency and department's funding is justified.

Requirement for Agency Justification: According to Section 5, every department or agency must justify its requested funding. This includes explaining how each line item affects its mission and the gross domestic product, as well as providing a lower funding level that would still allow the agency to complete its critical mission functions.

Budgetary Constraints: Under Section 1, outlays are generally capped to ensure they do not exceed receipts, creating a structural limit on spending relative to the gross domestic product.

Increased Difficulty in Increasing Revenue: Section 4 states that no bill to increase revenue can become law unless it is approved by a three-fifths majority of the whole number of each House by a rollcall vote.

Strict Limits on Debt and Spending: Section 1 and Section 2 create strict limits on total outlays and the debt held by the public, which can only be increased through a three-fifths majority vote by rollcall.

Potential Restrictions on Funding During Emergencies: While there are waivers for war, military conflict, or natural disasters, Section 8 notes that these waivers require a specific joint resolution adopted by a two-thirds vote of each House.