The resolution establishes clear procedures for amending, suspending, or revoking joint rules within the legislature, requiring a majority vote after one day's notice or a two-thirds vote without prior notice. It allows for concurrent resolutions to amend joint rules at the beginning of a legislative session without prior notice if sponsored by the speaker or president and communicated to members in advance. Additionally, the resolution details the process for calling joint sessions of the Senate and House, including the roles of presiding officers, voting procedures, and record-keeping requirements.

Moreover, the resolution outlines the procedures for conference committees when bills or concurrent resolutions are amended by the other house, specifying the actions the house of origin can take regarding amendments and the requirements for committee membership. It sets deadlines for the introduction and consideration of bills, allowing for exceptions and handling of deadlines that fall on non-session days. Notably, it permits the introduction of bills after established deadlines in odd-numbered years, with the stipulation that no final action can be taken until the subsequent even-numbered year session. The resolution also establishes a deadline for bill consideration and includes provisions for closed meetings of legislative committees to discuss security matters. Overall, it aims to enhance legislative efficiency and accountability.