The House Concurrent Resolution No. (successor to HSB 93) establishes the joint rules governing lobbyists for the Ninety-first General Assembly of the Senate and House of Representatives. It outlines definitions for key terms such as "client," "gift," "lobbyist," and "political action committee," and mandates that all lobbyists must register with the chief clerk of the house and the secretary of the senate before commencing any lobbying activities. The resolution also details the requirements for lobbyists to file declarations regarding their lobbying activities, including the subjects of legislation they are interested in and the specific bills they intend to lobby for or against.

Additionally, the resolution sets forth various ethical guidelines and restrictions for lobbyists, including prohibitions on offering gifts, loans, or economic opportunities to members of the legislature, as well as restrictions on campaign contributions during legislative sessions. It emphasizes that all information filed by lobbyists is public record and outlines the procedures for compliance and enforcement of these rules. The resolution allows for the possibility of the Senate and House adopting supplementary rules regarding lobbyist activities, ensuring that the regulations remain effective throughout the calendar year, regardless of whether the General Assembly is in session.