The resolution adopted by the Alabama House of Representatives establishes a special order of business for the twenty-fourth legislative day, prioritizing specific bills over the regular agenda. Among the highlighted legislation are SB231, which conditions employer eligibility for economic development incentives on refraining from certain labor practices, and HB130, which prohibits instruction about gender identity and sexual orientation in public K-12 schools. Other notable bills include HB124, which seeks a tax exemption for agricultural fencing, and HB283, which proposes a state income tax exemption for National Guard and reserve members.

Additionally, the resolution includes various other legislative proposals, such as HB63, which authorizes split sentences for certain criminal convictions, and HB432, which addresses salary deductions for state employees. Other bills cover a range of topics, including tax credits for recycling (HB250), the regulation of food products (SB23), and the expansion of involuntary commitment criteria for individuals with co-occurring substance use disorders (SB240). The resolution reflects the House's intent to address these significant issues in a structured manner during the legislative session.