The resolution adopted by the Alabama House of Representatives establishes a special order of business for the fifteenth legislative day, prioritizing specific bills and resolutions over the regular agenda. Key items include proposed legislation such as HB244, which seeks to increase compensation for guardians ad litem in juvenile cases, and HB276, which allows the highest-ranking deputy to serve as acting sheriff in the event of a vacancy. Other notable bills include SB22, which addresses local emergency management organizations and their contract processes, and HB273, which amends qualifications for income tax deductions on health insurance premiums.

Additional legislation highlighted in the resolution includes HB235, which expands the definition of "peace officer" to include federal law enforcement officers, and HB76, which amends domestic violence statutes to include more family members as potential victims. Other bills cover a range of topics, from labor regulations regarding employee microchipping to the designation of Alabama Peace Officers' Memorial Day. The resolution ensures that these matters are addressed promptly, reflecting the legislative priorities of the House.