The resolution establishes comprehensive rules and procedures for the operations of the House of Representatives, focusing on the conduct of members, the introduction and processing of bills and resolutions, and the functioning of committees. It defines quorum requirements as a majority of elected members, stipulating that no business can be conducted in its absence except for specific actions aimed at achieving a quorum. The resolution also outlines the roles of the Speaker and chief clerk in the referral process for bills, the conduct expected from members and visitors, and the procedures for maintaining order during discussions, including restrictions on electronic devices.

Additionally, the resolution details the processes for voting, including the use of roll call votes and the establishment of a Consent Calendar for noncontroversial measures. It specifies the procedures for addressing complaints against members, ensuring a structured investigation process led by a select committee. The resolution emphasizes transparency and accountability in legislative actions, requiring documentation of committee activities and the handling of misconduct allegations, while also preserving the House's inherent powers. Overall, it aims to promote orderly conduct and efficient legislative processes within the House.