The resolution adopted by the Alabama House of Representatives establishes a special order of business for the twenty-eighth legislative day, prioritizing specific bills over the regular agenda. Among the highlighted legislation are SB328, which pertains to community development districts and the sale of alcoholic beverages; SB297, which addresses the taxation of precious metal bullion; and SB315, which authorizes state matching capital loans for rural and agribusiness opportunities. Other notable bills include SB162, extending the dissolution date of a study commission on the rehabilitation of formerly incarcerated individuals, and SB248, which involves renaming a division within the Corrections Department.

Additionally, the resolution includes various other bills focusing on education, public safety, and taxation. For instance, SB98 establishes a School Security Program, while SB157 provides guidelines for excluding students from classrooms and offers legal protections for education employees. Other bills aim to exempt honeybee products from sales tax and require the State Textbook Review Committee to review periodicals. Overall, the resolution outlines a structured approach to address these legislative priorities efficiently.