The resolution establishes comprehensive rules and procedures for the operations of the House of Representatives, focusing on the handling of amendments, points of order, and procedural motions. It outlines the process for members to request rulings on the germaneness of amendments, which are made by the chairperson or vice chairperson of the House Committee on Rules and Journal, with provisions for appeals and debate limitations. The resolution also sets quorum requirements, stipulating that a majority of elected members constitutes a quorum, and details the conduct expected within the House chamber, including access restrictions and rules regarding food and drink. Additionally, it specifies the introduction and referral processes for bills and resolutions, the roles of the Speaker in committee appointments, and the structure and duties of standing and budget committees, all aimed at ensuring transparency and order in legislative proceedings.

Furthermore, the resolution addresses the procedural rules for committees, including quorum maintenance, documentation of committee actions, and the handling of bills that are adversely reported. It emphasizes the orderly conduct of discussions, the process for amending bills, and the voting procedures, including the use of electronic voting systems. The resolution also outlines the roles of the sergeant at arms, the process for adopting or amending House rules, and the procedures for addressing complaints against members regarding misconduct. Overall, the resolution aims to create a structured and efficient legislative process while maintaining decorum and accountability within the House.