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 items include SB328, which addresses the establishment of community development districts on impounded reservoirs and the sale of alcoholic beverages; SB297, which proposes tax exemptions for 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 SB98, which establishes a School Security Program to enhance safety inspections and funding for public K-12 schools.

Additional legislation on the agenda includes SB202, which provides further regulations on the disposal of dead animals, and SB157, which allows for the exclusion of disruptive students from classrooms while providing legal protections for education employees. Other bills address various topics such as tax exemptions for honeybee products, the review of educational materials by the State Textbook Review Committee, and revisions to the appointment process for the Alabama Film Office director. The resolution ensures that these bills are prioritized for discussion and voting during the legislative session.