House Resolution No. 2 and House Resolution No. 13 collectively establish the procedural framework for the House of Representatives during the 2025 and 2026 sessions. They outline the roles and responsibilities of key officials, including the Speaker, deputy speakers, and the clerk, emphasizing the importance of maintaining order and efficiency in legislative proceedings. The resolutions detail the processes for handling absences of the Speaker, managing legislative calendars, and ensuring transparency in the consideration of bills and resolutions. They also specify the procedures for addressing motions, amendments, and voting, including the hierarchy of motions and the requirements for filing amendments.

Additionally, the resolutions set forth rules governing member conduct within the House Chamber, including prohibitions on smoking and the use of wireless devices for conversations. They establish guidelines for remote participation in House activities, clarifying that members not physically present will not count towards quorum but may vote under certain conditions. The resolutions aim to facilitate effective governance and orderly legislative processes, ensuring that all members adhere to established rules while promoting transparency and organization in the legislative workflow.