The resolution establishes a procedure for the required disclosures related to enhancement grants as outlined in Rule 52 of the Standing Rules of the House of Representatives. It mandates that for any legislatively directed spending item to be considered for inclusion in a bill or conference report, specific information must be publicly available on the internet at least 14 days prior to the passage of the bill. This information includes the names of sponsoring and co-sponsoring legislators, details about the intended recipient and project, the purpose and public benefit of the spending item, the requested funding amount, and verification of the recipient's eligibility if they are a not-for-profit entity. Additionally, it requires a certification that the sponsoring legislator and their immediate family do not have a financial interest in the spending item.

The resolution also outlines the process for co-sponsorship of spending items, requiring written permission from the sponsoring legislator and a formal statement of intent from the co-sponsoring legislator. Furthermore, it mandates the creation of a dedicated webpage on the House's official website to ensure public access to the completed written statements. The resolution clarifies that for-profit businesses are ineligible to receive these legislatively directed spending items and defines key terms such as "immediate family," "legislatively directed spending item," and "staff" to ensure clarity in the implementation of these procedures.