The resolution establishes comprehensive rules and procedures for the operations of the House of Representatives, focusing on the management of legislative processes, member conduct, and committee structures. It defines quorum requirements, outlines the processes for ruling on amendments and points of order, and specifies the roles of the Speaker and committee chairpersons in managing legislative activities. The resolution also details the procedures for introducing and referencing bills and resolutions, ensuring that all legislative actions adhere to established rules to maintain order and transparency within the House.

Additionally, the resolution addresses the handling of member misconduct complaints, outlining a structured process for filing, investigating, and resolving such complaints through a select committee. It emphasizes the importance of maintaining order during proceedings and provides guidelines for voting, including the recording of roll call votes and the responsibilities of the Chief Clerk. Overall, the resolution aims to create a clear framework for legislative procedures, uphold the integrity of the House, and ensure efficient operations while allowing for accountability among its members.