Good idea to change session to 90 days in the constitution.
From day one, they create operational and capital budgets.
Nothing else is done until this is accomplished.
Then they can do all that other self serving legislation that gets them praise and re-elected.
At the end of 90 days, no more money.
Go home and face their constituents.
Go back to their real job.
The one where they will get fired if they do not produce a meaningful and measurable product.

Two budgets (and other things as time permits). 
Meaningful and measurable performance.
Go home (or wherever) on day 91.
No more money.

$50,000 for 90 days, amortizes to a minimum of $202,777.78 per year effective salary (not including the hundreds per day of expenses on top of that, amortizes to another tidy sum).
That is a fairly hefty compensation for that period of time, and we should expect that sort of value in accomplished performance as a result.

Given our future financial situation, Legislature cost containment makes sense.