The resolution adopted by the Montana Senate establishes comprehensive rules for the operation and administration of the Senate, detailing the roles and responsibilities of key officers such as the President, President pro tempore, and majority and minority leaders. It outlines the election process for these officers, their terms, and the procedures for maintaining order during sessions. Additionally, the resolution addresses the structure and functioning of Senate committees, including the appointment process, classification of standing committees, and the responsibilities of committee chairs. It emphasizes the importance of decorum, public access to committee meetings, and the recording of all proceedings to ensure transparency in the legislative process.

Furthermore, the resolution specifies procedural requirements for scheduling committee hearings, the legislative process for introducing and voting on bills, and the handling of nominations from the Governor. It mandates a three-day notice for committee hearings, outlines the rights of committee members, and establishes guidelines for public testimony. The resolution also details voting procedures, including the handling of absentee votes and the treatment of House amendments, while incorporating Mason's Manual of Legislative Procedure for any unaddressed situations. Overall, the resolution aims to create an organized and efficient legislative environment within the Montana Senate, ensuring that all voices are heard while maintaining order and transparency.