Senate Resolution No. 2025SR0001.2, introduced by T. McGillvray at the request of the Senate Rules Committee, establishes the procedural framework for the Montana Senate, detailing the roles and responsibilities of Senate officers, including the President, President pro tempore, and party leaders. It outlines the election process for these positions, their terms of office, and their duties, such as maintaining order and managing legislative calendars. The resolution also sets forth guidelines for succession in case of an officer's absence and emphasizes the importance of public access to committee meetings, requiring proper notice and recording of all proceedings to ensure transparency and accountability.

Additionally, the resolution specifies the operational procedures for committee meetings, including rules for public testimony, the handling of legislation, and voting processes. It mandates that committees cannot meet while the Senate is in session without permission and that all meetings must be recorded for public access. The resolution also addresses the process for reconsidering motions and legislation, the handling of nominations, and the requirements for committee reports. Overall, it aims to create a structured, orderly, and accessible legislative process that encourages public participation and oversight while ensuring clarity and efficiency in Senate operations.