House Resolution No. [insert number] establishes the Standing Rules for the 2025-2026 session of the House of Representatives, detailing the procedures for meetings, officer roles, and quorum requirements. The House will convene on the second Wednesday of January each year, requiring a majority of members for a quorum. The resolution outlines access rules for the House floor, permitting only authorized personnel such as legislators, staff, and accredited media. It also sets guidelines for member conduct, including a dress code and restrictions on lobbyists, while delineating the responsibilities of key officers like the Speaker, Clerk, and Sergeant at Arms, who are tasked with maintaining order, managing records, and overseeing security.

Additionally, the resolution specifies the processes for voting, the introduction of bills, and the operation of standing committees, ensuring transparency and public access. It mandates that bills must be read three times before passage and outlines the procedures for motions and amendments, emphasizing that no bill can be amended in a way that alters its original purpose. The resolution also addresses the introduction and adoption of various types of resolutions, public access to financial records, and the conduct of members to maintain the integrity of the House. Overall, it aims to ensure an orderly and transparent legislative process while allowing for public participation and oversight.