The resolution adopted by the Alabama House of Representatives outlines the special order of business for the twenty-second legislative day, prioritizing specific bills over the regular agenda. Key items include a one-time appropriation from the Alabama 21st Century Fund to the Department of Commerce (HB526), the authorization of off-road vehicles as emergency vehicles (HB506), and the repeal of a law requiring the transportation of community college and trade school students on school buses (HB447). Other notable bills address various topics such as game breeder licenses, revisions to the Alabama Tax Tribunal, and provisions for juvenile offenders.

Additionally, the resolution includes measures related to public safety and employment, such as the regulation of blood draws in traffic offenses (HB391) and the creation of a certificate of employability for convicted felons (SB138). Other bills aim to revise membership qualifications for mental health authority boards (HB425) and establish regulations for service contracts (HB466). The resolution ensures that these legislative items are addressed promptly, reflecting the House's priorities for the day.