House Concurrent Resolution No. by Representative Jordan establishes new time limitations for the consideration of redistricting plans in Louisiana, specifically for those that may be implemented during the 2026 election cycle. The resolution adopts Joint Rule No. 21(K), which stipulates that any legislative instrument containing a redistricting plan cannot be considered by a legislative committee until at least 72 hours after it has been published on the legislature's website. Additionally, it requires a minimum of 24 hours to pass after a committee report is received, for concurrence after receiving the instrument from the other house, and for conference committee reports to be distributed to members.

The resolution aims to ensure transparency and adequate time for review of redistricting plans, promoting the development of constitutionally and legally acceptable plans. By implementing these timeframes, the legislature seeks to enhance the legislative process surrounding redistricting, allowing for more informed decision-making and public engagement.