The resolution adopted by the Alabama House of Representatives outlines the special order of business for the twenty-second legislative day, which takes precedence over regular proceedings. It includes a list of bills that will be prioritized for discussion and voting. Notable bills on the agenda include HB329, which revises the membership of the board of trustees for Jacksonville State University, and HB421, which defines polygraph devices and exempts computer voice stress analysis from regulation. Other significant proposals include HB390, which authorizes the Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission to oversee cannabis cultivation, and HB257, which establishes a sales tax holiday for certain items during specific weekends.

Additionally, the resolution addresses various legislative matters such as the Alabama Code of Military Justice (HB412), penalties for crimes against election officials (HB100), and revisions to the nomination procedures for county boards of equalization (HB379). Other bills focus on tax lien auctions (HB335), the definition of gross income related to overtime (HB407), and the requirement for schools to develop cardiac emergency response plans (HB290). The resolution ensures that these bills are prioritized for consideration, reflecting the legislative agenda for the day.