The resolution adopted by the Alabama House of Representatives on March 4, 2025, establishes a special order of business for the eleventh legislative day, prioritizing specific bills over the regular agenda. Among the highlighted bills are HB309, which mandates the Public Education Employees' Health Insurance Board to renegotiate Medicare retiree health benefit contracts every five years, and HB226, which extends homestead exemptions to unremarried widows and widowers. Other notable proposals include HB212, addressing the removal of cut aquatic plants by commercial cutters, and HB315, which seeks to adjust the sales tax exemption cap based on the Consumer Price Index.

Additionally, the resolution includes various other legislative measures such as HB151 for distinctive license plates for fire chaplains, HB194 which revises the collaborative practice procedures for the Medical Examiners Board and Nursing Board, and HB209, which proposes jury duty exemptions for nursing mothers. Other bills cover topics ranging from military disciplinary measures to restrictions on youthful offender status for those charged with murder. The resolution reflects a diverse agenda aimed at addressing various social, environmental, and administrative issues within the state.