Senate Resolution No. establishes the permanent rules governing the Senate during the ninety-first general assembly, defining key procedural elements such as quorum requirements, the process for adopting or amending rules, and the use of Masons Manual of Legislative Procedure for unaddressed matters. It outlines the organization and operations of the Senate, including the carryover of bills and resolutions between sessions, and details the order of daily business, the structure of the Senate calendar, and the procedures for introducing and debating legislation. The resolution aims to ensure orderly conduct and efficient management of legislative business, including rules for debate, voting, and the introduction of guests.

Additionally, the resolution specifies the roles and responsibilities of Senate officials, including the Secretary of the Senate, Legal Counsel, and Sergeant-at-Arms, while detailing the committee system's structure and processes for managing study bills and gubernatorial appointments. It emphasizes transparency and public access during committee meetings, mandates proper documentation, and outlines the procedures for confirming appointments, ensuring that nominees are thoroughly vetted. Overall, the resolution provides a comprehensive framework for the Senate's legislative process, promoting accountability and efficiency in its operations.