Resolution 1001, introduced by Gann, establishes new governance and operational procedures for the Oklahoma House of Representatives, including the formation of a Governance Committee composed of eleven members from various partisan caucuses and geographic districts. This committee is responsible for overseeing House operations, maintaining order, managing employee relations, and ensuring equitable authority distribution among members. The resolution also outlines the roles and responsibilities of key administrative positions, such as the Speaker, Speaker Pro Tempore, and the Administrator of the House, while detailing the election processes for House officers and the procedures for filling vacancies.

Additionally, the resolution emphasizes transparency and accountability in legislative processes, mandating public access to meetings and requiring written summaries for proposed amendments. It establishes rules for the introduction and passage of legislation, including the management of committee operations, voting procedures, and member conduct during sessions. The creation of a House Transparency Committee further aims to enhance openness and compliance with House rules, ensuring that the legislative process is structured, efficient, and aligned with best practices. Overall, the resolution seeks to improve the functionality and decorum of the Oklahoma House of Representatives.