The resolution adopted by the Montana Senate establishes comprehensive rules governing the structure, roles, and procedures of the Senate's operations. It designates key Senate officers, including the President and majority and minority leaders, outlining their duties and terms. The resolution also details the election process for these officers, the responsibilities of the presiding officer, and the maintenance of order during sessions. Additionally, it addresses the appointment and roles of Senate employees, such as the Secretary of the Senate and the Sergeant-at-Arms, and emphasizes the management of legislative interns. The framework for committee operations is also defined, including the formation of standing committees, public access to meetings, and protocols for addressing questions of order.

Moreover, the resolution outlines the procedures for processing legislation, including the referral of bills to standing committees and the requirements for committee reports. It mandates public testimony during hearings, allows for absentee or proxy voting, and specifies the types of legislation that can be introduced. The resolution also details the handling of gubernatorial nominations, including the timeline for debate and voting, and establishes guidelines for internal operations, such as the amendment and suspension of rules. Overall, the resolution aims to ensure an organized, transparent, and efficient legislative process within the Montana Senate while maintaining order and accountability.