The resolution establishes comprehensive rules and procedures for the operations of the House of Representatives, focusing on various aspects such as amendment processes, quorum requirements, and the introduction and reference of bills and resolutions. It defines a quorum as a majority of elected members and outlines the necessary actions the House can take in its absence. The resolution also specifies who may be present during sessions, sets guidelines for member conduct, and details the roles of the Speaker and chief clerk in referring legislation to committees. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of maintaining order and decorum within the House while ensuring transparency in legislative processes.

Furthermore, the resolution addresses the procedural rules for committees, including the responsibilities of committee members, the process for introducing and voting on bills, and the documentation of committee actions. It outlines the procedures for amending bills, handling adverse reports, and the use of electronic devices during sessions. The resolution also details the voting process within the House, including the roles of elected and non-member officers, and establishes a structured approach for addressing complaints against members regarding misconduct. Overall, the resolution aims to create an orderly, transparent, and efficient legislative process while maintaining the integrity and decorum of the House.