The resolution establishes clear procedures for amending, suspending, or revoking joint rules within the legislative bodies, 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 with a majority vote, provided they are sponsored by the speaker or president and communicated to all members in advance. Additionally, the resolution outlines the process for calling joint sessions, detailing the necessary concurrent resolution and the presiding officer's role, as well as the voting procedures during these sessions. It also addresses the procedures for conference committees when bills or concurrent resolutions are amended by the other house, including the actions the house of origin can take regarding amendments and the requirements for committee membership.

Moreover, the resolution sets deadlines for the introduction and consideration of bills in the Kansas Legislature, specifying that bills introduced in odd-numbered years after certain deadlines will be held over for the next even-numbered year session. It establishes a final deadline for bill consideration, with exceptions for certain bills, and allows for the suspension of this deadline with a majority vote. Additionally, it permits legislative committees to meet in closed sessions to discuss security matters related to state officers, employees, and property, thereby aiming to enhance the efficiency, transparency, and accountability of the legislative process.