House Joint Resolution No. 301, introduced by Representative Ritter M. and Senator Looney, outlines the rules for the June Special Session of 2024. The resolution stipulates that the joint rules from the 2024 regular session will apply to the special session, with specific amendments, alterations, or repeals as detailed in the resolution. Notably, only bills and substantive resolutions specified in the Governor's Proclamation dated June 21, 2024, will be received. The resolution also mandates that the Legislative Commissioners' Office (LCO) will prepare all bills and resolutions, which must be printed without interlineation or erasure and transmitted in triplicate to the clerks of the House or Senate.

The resolution further specifies the process for handling bills and resolutions, including the formatting of amendments, the certification and filing of duplicate copies, and the co-sponsorship by members of the General Assembly. Additionally, it outlines the introduction and transmittal of emergency certified bills and resolutions, the requirement for fiscal notes on bills and resolutions affecting state or municipal revenue or expenditure, and the procedures for readings and roll call votes. Several rules from the regular session are explicitly stricken and replaced with new provisions tailored to the special session, including the immediate action on bills and resolutions, the requirement for fiscal notes, and the consent needed for transmitting bills between the House and Senate. Rules 18, 19, 20, 27, 31, 32, and 34 are also stricken from the joint rules for the special session.