How would you draft a proposed constutional amendment? What are these more than three clauses of the amendment must be?

A number of attempts have been made to add an “Equal Rights” amendment ensuring equal treatment under the law regardless of sex. One of the driving forces behind an equal rights amendment is a perception that males and females do not receive equal pay for equal work.
A new attempt at ratifying such an amendment has begun, and you have been given the assignment by your congressman to draft the wording of this new amendment. Using the other amendments as a guide, keep your proposed amendment brief and to the point. You may use the Equal Rights Amendment proposed in 1972 as reference, but yours must differ significantly from that proposal. Also, keep your amendment to no more than three clauses.
1. Draft a proposed constitutional amendment.
2. The amendment must be no more than three clauses

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