Resolution 1001, introduced by Gann, establishes comprehensive rules for the operations and procedures of the Oklahoma House of Representatives. It creates a Governance Committee composed of eleven members, ensuring equitable representation based on partisan caucus size and geographic distribution. This committee will oversee House operations, maintain order, and manage House employees, with all meetings open to the public to promote transparency. The resolution also delineates the roles of key positions such as the Speaker of the House and the Administrator, outlining their responsibilities in presiding over sessions, managing operations, and ensuring compliance with laws.

Additionally, the resolution details the legislative process, including the introduction and passage of bills, committee operations, and voting procedures. It emphasizes transparency by mandating public access to meetings, requiring written amendments, and ensuring that all legislation is reported to the full committee. The resolution also establishes a House Transparency Committee to audit compliance with House rules and promote openness. Overall, Resolution 1001 aims to create a structured, efficient, and accountable framework for the governance of the Oklahoma House of Representatives, enhancing public engagement and legislative integrity.