The resolution adopted by the Ohio House of Representatives establishes the operational rules for the 136th General Assembly, detailing the structure and responsibilities of leadership roles, including the Speaker, Speaker Pro Tempore, and Clerk. It outlines the procedures for maintaining order during sessions, the introduction and handling of bills and amendments, and the management of committee activities. The Speaker is responsible for appointing committees, overseeing House employees, and ensuring adherence to legislative procedures. The resolution emphasizes the importance of decorum, public access to legislative processes, and the requirement for in-person voting to maintain integrity.

Additionally, the resolution specifies the protocols for committee operations, including record-keeping, voting procedures, and the handling of amendments. It mandates that all legislative actions be transparent and accessible to the public, with detailed records maintained for committee attendance and votes. The resolution also addresses the reintroduction of bills, ensuring that defeated or tabled bills cannot be reintroduced without specific conditions. Overall, the resolution aims to facilitate an orderly and accountable legislative process while promoting member participation and public engagement in the workings of the House.