The resolution proposes amendments to the Rules of the General Assembly of New Jersey, specifically targeting the readability and accessibility of bills and resolutions. It amends Rule 15:6 to require that the sponsor of a bill or resolution attach a concise statement summarizing its contents and the affected localities or individuals, with a maximum length of 450 words. This statement will be positioned on the front of the bill beneath the synopsis, enhancing its visibility.

Additionally, the resolution introduces Rule 16:3, which mandates the Speaker, in collaboration with the Office of Legislative Services, to create a formatting style that makes the title, text, synopsis, and statement of each bill or resolution easily distinguishable. The intent behind these changes is to improve the accessibility and transparency of the legislative process, particularly for individuals with disabilities who may struggle with complex legislative documents. The resolution aims to ensure that the public can better navigate and understand legislative materials.