The resolution designates the month of April as Parliamentary Law Month in Arkansas, highlighting the significance of parliamentary procedure in promoting democratic ideals within deliberative bodies. It acknowledges the historical reliance of the General Assembly on its authority to establish rules and procedures that facilitate representative democracy. The month of April was chosen in part to honor Thomas Jefferson, who authored the first American manual of parliamentary procedure in 1801, and to recognize the contributions of other notable figures in the field, such as Henry Martyn Robert and Paul Mason.

By adopting this resolution, the House of Representatives aligns itself with the National Association of Parliamentarians and other local organizations to celebrate the importance of parliamentary procedure and its role in maintaining democratic institutions. The observance of Parliamentary Law Month serves as an opportunity to reflect on the foundational principles of governance and the individuals who have shaped the practice of parliamentary law in the United States.