House Resolution No. [insert number] establishes the Standing Rules for the 2025-2026 session of the Michigan House of Representatives, detailing the procedures for meetings, officer roles, and quorum requirements. Regular sessions will begin on the second Wednesday of January each year, with the election of key officers such as the Speaker and Clerk occurring in odd-numbered years. A quorum is defined as a majority of elected members, and the resolution outlines who may access the House floor, including members, former legislators, designated staff, and accredited media, while restricting lobbyists' presence. The resolution also delineates the responsibilities of the Speaker, Clerk, and Sergeant at Arms, emphasizing the importance of maintaining order and decorum during sessions.

Additionally, the resolution provides a comprehensive framework for the legislative process, including the introduction, consideration, and passage of bills and resolutions. It specifies the voting process, amendment procedures, and the operation of standing committees, ensuring transparency and public access to meetings and records. The resolution also addresses the conduct of members, emphasizing respectful communication and adherence to established decorum. Furthermore, it includes provisions for public access to financial records, the televising of House sessions, and the ethical behavior expected from members, thereby aiming to facilitate an orderly and transparent legislative process within the House of Representatives.