The resolution adopted by the Ohio Senate sets forth the operational rules for the 136th General Assembly, detailing the procedures for convening sessions, the responsibilities of the President of the Senate, and the order of business. It grants the President authority to manage session schedules, enforce rules, and oversee meetings, while also addressing quorum requirements and handling absences. The resolution emphasizes transparency in legislative processes by outlining procedures for committee appointments, meetings, and voting, ensuring that the legislative activities are conducted efficiently and in accordance with established protocols.

Additionally, the resolution specifies administrative procedures for the introduction and consideration of bills and resolutions, including requirements for typewritten submissions and the necessity for amendments to be relevant to the subject matter. It establishes rules for maintaining order during debates, the roles of the Clerk and President in managing legislative processes, and the conduct expected within the Senate chamber. The resolution also addresses the filming of proceedings, the issuance of commendation letters, and the use of the Senate Coat of Arms, ensuring that all activities align with the Senate's standards of decorum and accountability. These rules will remain in effect until new regulations are adopted for the subsequent General Assembly.