Resolution No. 1002 establishes the operational rules and procedures for the Oklahoma House of Representatives during the 1st session of the 60th Legislature. It delineates the authority and responsibilities of the Speaker of the House, including convening sessions, maintaining order, managing legislative business, and appointing committee members. The resolution also outlines the roles of other House officers, such as the Speaker Pro Tempore and the Chief Clerk, ensuring a structured and efficient legislative process. It emphasizes the importance of decorum among members, detailing conduct expectations, attire, and restrictions on food, beverages, and tobacco use in the Chamber.

Additionally, the resolution provides comprehensive guidelines for the legislative process, including the introduction and passage of bills, committee operations, voting procedures, and the handling of amendments. It mandates transparency in committee meetings and voting, specifies the process for overriding a Governor's veto, and outlines the requirements for public access to legislative presentations. The resolution also addresses the management of legislative records and the amendment of House rules, ensuring that all parliamentary questions are governed by the Speaker's rulings. Overall, it serves as a framework to uphold integrity, order, and professionalism within the legislative body.