Resolution No. 1002 establishes the operational framework 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, and managing legislative referrals, as well as the role of the Speaker Pro Tempore in the Speaker's absence. The resolution also outlines the duties of House officers and employees, emphasizing the importance of decorum and professionalism among members, including guidelines for attire and conduct during sessions. It sets forth rules for introducing and passing legislation, ensuring transparency and public access to committee meetings, and detailing the procedures for amendments and voting.

Additionally, the resolution addresses the procedures for compelling witness attendance, the legislative process for bills and joint resolutions, and the protocols for debate and voting within the House. It specifies the requirements for quorum verification, the process for overriding a Governor's veto, and the precedence of various types of motions. The resolution also includes provisions for amending House Rules and establishes that any parliamentary questions not covered by the Oklahoma Constitution or House Rules will be governed by the Speaker's rulings. Overall, the resolution aims to create a structured, transparent, and orderly legislative process, ensuring that the House operates effectively and adheres to established ethical standards.