The resolution establishes a House Special Committee on Tribal Affairs within the Alaska House of Representatives. It acknowledges the significant historical and cultural contributions of Alaska Native people, who have inhabited the region for over 10,000 years and are part of 229 federally recognized tribes. The resolution emphasizes the unique political relationship these tribes maintain with the federal government, which not only shapes policy but also brings substantial economic benefits to the state, including job creation and revenue generation.

The purpose of the newly formed committee is to foster strategic partnerships with tribal communities to enhance their welfare and strengthen their contributions to the state. The Speaker of the House will have the authority to determine the committee's membership and leadership. The committee is authorized to meet during and between legislative sessions and will be dissolved at the start of the First Regular Session of the Thirty-Fifth Alaska State Legislature.