Senate Resolution No. [insert number] proposes amendments to the Standing Rules of the Senate, specifically focusing on the election of Senate officers and the structure of standing committees. The resolution stipulates that during the first session of a quadrennium, the Senate will elect a President pro tempore and two Assistant Presidents pro tempore by a majority vote. It also outlines the organizational caucus process for both the majority and minority parties, detailing the various leadership positions that will be elected within each caucus. Furthermore, it emphasizes that all Senate officers serve at the pleasure of their respective party caucuses and that these caucuses must adhere to the Open Meetings Act.

In addition to the officer elections, the resolution amends Rule 2.103 to specify the composition of the Senate's standing committees, listing the number of members for each committee. The standing committees include various areas such as Appropriations, Civil Rights, Education, and Health Policy, among others, with specified member counts for each. The resolution also includes a list of statutory standing committees and their respective member requirements, ensuring a structured approach to Senate operations and committee functions.