House Concurrent Resolution No. (Successor to HSB 102) establishes the joint rules for the Senate and House of Representatives for the Ninety-first General Assembly, focusing on procedural clarity and efficiency. Key provisions include the ability to suspend joint rules through concurrent resolution, the designation of regular sessions by their commencement year, and the carryover of organizational actions and the status of bills and resolutions between sessions. The resolution outlines detailed procedures for the introduction, amendment, and enrollment of bills, as well as the formation of conference committees to address differences between the two chambers.

Additionally, the resolution mandates the preparation of fiscal notes to assess the financial impact of significant legislation, ensuring that these notes are published and available for legislative consideration. It specifies timelines for reporting bills from committees, the handling of vetoed bills, and the introduction of resolutions, including those that can nullify administrative rules. The resolution also emphasizes maintaining order in the Capitol by prohibiting demonstrations in certain areas. Overall, it aims to streamline legislative processes and enhance clarity in the handling of legislative matters throughout the sessions.