The resolution adopted by the Alabama Senate outlines the special order of business for the sixteenth legislative day, prioritizing specific legislative activities over the regular agenda. The order includes the introduction of bills, house messages, reports from standing committees, and motions and resolutions. A series of bills are set to be discussed, including SB153, which allows youthful offenders to petition for expungement of their records; SB79, which addresses the consideration of criminal convictions by occupational licensing boards; and SB65, which increases the statute of limitations for insurance fraud and expands the powers of investigators.

Additional bills on the agenda include SB33, which pertains to the employment of educational administrators by local boards of education; SB119, which seeks to increase penalties for child labor law violations; and SB56, which proposes the termination of retirement benefits for educators convicted of certain sex crimes. Other notable bills include SB73, which offers tax exemptions for agricultural fencing, and SB162, which extends the dissolution date of a study commission focused on the rehabilitation of formerly incarcerated individuals. The resolution emphasizes the importance of these legislative matters, ensuring they take precedence in the Senate's proceedings.