On Thursday, April 11, 2024, the Alabama House of Representatives resolved that upon the adoption of the resolution, a specific order of business would be set for the twenty-first legislative day. This order of business would take precedence over the regular order of business or any other pending or unfinished matters. The resolution outlines a list of bills and their sponsors that are to be addressed as the special and paramount order of business for that day.

The bills listed include a variety of topics, such as defining sex-based terms and reporting sex at birth (HB111), removing restrictions on hiring accountants in Class IV municipalities (HB338), provisions for murder and manslaughter (HB363), expanding the Department of Mental Health's authority for involuntary commitment (HB359), adding Juneteenth as a state holiday (HB4), and various other legislative proposals. These proposals cover issues ranging from professional firefighter license plates (HB374) and prohibiting certain actions toward military children in public schools (HB251), to the operation of unmanned aircraft systems near correctional facilities (HB345), and adjustments to the Teachers' Retirement System (HB123). Additional topics include occupational disabilities for state firefighters (HB223), retail theft prevention (HB296), board meeting fees for gas district directors (HB305), distribution of alcoholic beverage tax in community development districts (HB354), board member qualifications for Water, Sewer, and Fire Protection Authorities (HB336), tax deductions for ABLE savings account contributions (HB249), alternative teacher certification (HB308), and the appointment process for the director of the Alabama Film Office (HB325).