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, covering a range of topics such as expungement of records for youthful offenders, considerations for criminal convictions in occupational licensing, and increased penalties for violations of child labor laws.

Key bills highlighted in the resolution include SB153, which allows youthful offenders to petition for record expungement; SB79, addressing criminal convictions in occupational licensing; and SB119, which seeks to enhance penalties for child labor law violations. Other notable proposals include SB65, which aims to increase the statute of limitations for insurance fraud, and SB175, which proposes changes to compensation and education requirements for local school board members. The resolution also mentions the extension of a study commission focused on the rehabilitation of formerly incarcerated individuals, indicating a comprehensive approach to various legislative issues.