The bill establishes the operational framework for the House of Representatives for the years 2025-2026, detailing the roles and responsibilities of the Speaker, committee structures, and member conduct. It grants the Speaker authority to manage session scheduling, which cannot commence before 10 A.M. or extend past midnight without unanimous consent. A new standing committee on Steering, Policy and Scheduling is created to prioritize legislative matters, while provisions regarding member conduct, including dress code and restrictions on photography, are introduced to maintain decorum. The bill also amends existing rules related to the appointment of a Speaker pro Tempore and clarifies definitions of income for the Speaker.

Additionally, the bill enhances transparency and accountability within the House by instituting new procedures for committee meetings, voting protocols, and the handling of harassment complaints. It mandates public announcements for committee meetings, requires electronic access to legislative documents, and outlines strict rules for member conduct during debates. The bill also establishes a Special Committee on Professional Conduct to address harassment allegations and introduces Remote Rules to facilitate remote participation in sessions, ensuring that members can engage fully regardless of their physical location. Overall, the bill aims to improve the legislative process by promoting ethical standards, transparency, and accessibility.