The Montana House of Representatives' resolution 2025HR0001 establishes the House Rules that govern the administration, decorum, and operations of the House. It delineates the roles of key officers, including the Speaker, who presides over sessions and maintains order, as well as the majority and minority leaders who manage party representation and legislative activities. The resolution sets forth procedures for maintaining decorum during sessions, addressing disruptive behavior, and outlining the consequences for violations. It also details the structure and functioning of committees, including the appointment process for committee members and chairs, which requires consultation between the Speaker and the minority leader, and emphasizes the importance of public participation in committee meetings.

Additionally, the resolution outlines the legislative process for handling bills, including reading, referral, and consideration procedures. It specifies the requirements for committee reports, the consent calendar for noncontroversial bills, and the treatment of amendments and vetoes from the Governor. The resolution establishes rules regarding attendance, quorum, and the order of business, ensuring orderly conduct and clear procedures within the legislative process. Overall, the resolution aims to create a structured and efficient framework for the operations of the Montana House of Representatives, promoting transparency, accountability, and effective governance.