The resolution establishes a special committee within the New Mexico House of Representatives to investigate allegations of criminal activity and public corruption related to Zorro Ranch, a private estate in Santa Fe County. This committee will consist of two members from both the majority and minority parties, with a chair designated from among them. The investigation aims to determine if legislative action is necessary to enhance public safety, protect vulnerable individuals, ensure proper use of public resources, and maintain public accountability. The committee is empowered to conduct hearings, compel witness attendance, administer oaths, and issue subpoenas, with the authority to operate even after the legislature adjourns, but not beyond December 31, 2026.

The resolution emphasizes the importance of legislative oversight and inquiry as outlined in the New Mexico Constitution, particularly in light of public concerns regarding Zorro Ranch that have persisted since 2019. It mandates the committee to keep detailed records of its activities and submit interim and final reports to the House of Representatives by specified deadlines. Additionally, the resolution calls for the provision of necessary staff and resources to support the committee's work, ensuring that it can effectively carry out its investigative responsibilities.