The resolution adopted by the Alabama House of Representatives outlines a special order of business for the twenty-eighth legislative day, prioritizing specific bills over the regular agenda. Key legislation includes SB211, which designates local superintendents as the primary contacts for school bus safety issues with law enforcement, and SB280, which mandates the development of a unified digital platform by the State Department of Education to streamline documentation related to various educational programs. Other notable bills address the establishment of an Alabama Criminal Enterprise Database (SB241), the creation of a "Move on When Ready" program for high school students to enroll in community colleges (SB196), and the temporary oversight of the Massage Therapy Licensing Board by the Board of Nursing (SB253).

Additional bills on the agenda include revisions to the Alabama Ad Valorem Advisory Committee (SB233), requirements for public K-12 education to include instruction on a success sequence (SB289), and amendments to the Entertainment Industry Incentive Act (SB177). Other legislative proposals focus on the Alabama Innovation Corporation's board structure (SB317), adjustments to the Alabama Drycleaning Response Trust Fund Board (SB321), and new regulations regarding illegal immigration and human smuggling (SB53 and SB63). The resolution emphasizes the importance of these legislative measures and their potential impact on various sectors within the state.