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 concerning the compensation of guardians ad litem in juvenile cases, the appointment of the highest-ranking deputy to serve as acting sheriff during vacancies, and amendments to the qualifications for income tax deductions on health insurance premiums. Other notable proposals address the definition of "peace officer" to include federal law enforcement officers, the validation of municipal annexations despite procedural defects, and the establishment of Alabama Peace Officers' Memorial Day.

Additionally, the resolution includes various bills related to public contracts, competitive bidding thresholds, and the prohibition of microchipping employees. It also addresses the creation of new crimes, such as electronic stalking, and the regulation of building codes in compliance with the National Clean Air Act. The resolution reflects a diverse range of legislative priorities aimed at enhancing public safety, governance, and community welfare in Alabama.