The resolution adopted by the Alabama House of Representatives outlines the special order of business for the twenty-eighth legislative day, prioritizing specific bills over the regular agenda. Key legislation includes SB328, which establishes additional criteria for community development districts on impounded reservoirs and authorizes the sale of alcoholic beverages; SB297, which addresses the taxation of precious metal bullion; and SB315, which pertains to the Alabama Rural, Agribusiness, and Opportunity Zone Jobs Act, allowing for state matching capital loans. Other notable bills include SB162, extending the dissolution date of a study commission on the rehabilitation of formerly incarcerated individuals, and SB98, which establishes a School Security Program for public K-12 schools.

Additional bills on the agenda cover a range of topics, including child labor regulations (SB53), the extension of parole court time frames (SB255), and provisions for the disposal of dead animals (SB202). The resolution also includes measures related to public education, such as SB157, which provides for the exclusion of students from classrooms and grants immunity to education employees, and SB94, which exempts honeybee products from sales tax. Overall, the resolution sets a focused legislative agenda aimed at addressing various social, economic, and educational issues within the state.