Senate Resolution No. [insert number] establishes the Standing Rules of the Senate, providing a comprehensive framework for the organization and procedural guidelines governing legislative operations. It delineates the roles of key Senate officials, including the Lieutenant Governor as the President of the Senate, and outlines the processes for attendance recording, order maintenance, and the election of Senate officers. The resolution also addresses the appointment and removal of committee members, the election of the Secretary of the Senate, and the responsibilities of the Senate Parliamentarian. Furthermore, it mandates the introduction and management of legislative documents, ensuring transparency in financial records while safeguarding sensitive information.

In addition to procedural rules, the resolution emphasizes ethical standards and accountability within the Senate, detailing the responsibilities of Senate employees and the conduct expected from Senators. It establishes protocols for addressing inquiries regarding legislative conduct and ethics, including a process for handling alleged violations. The resolution also specifies the rules for media access to the Senate, including registration requirements and conduct guidelines, ensuring orderly proceedings. Overall, the resolution aims to maintain efficient governance, ethical standards, and transparency in legislative processes, while providing a structured approach to the Senate's operations.