The Senate Resolution introduced by L. Williams on January 7, 2025, seeks to establish a comprehensive set of Ethical Conduct Rules for the Senate during the 209th and 210th Regular Sessions (2025-2026). Key provisions include prohibiting campaign activities during Senate work hours, restricting the use of Senate resources for campaign purposes, and ensuring that Senate employees cannot be coerced into participating in campaign activities or making contributions as a condition of their employment. The resolution also emphasizes the Senate's commitment to a discrimination-free work environment, detailing procedures for addressing such issues, and establishes a bipartisan Committee on Ethics to oversee the implementation of these rules and maintain compliance.

Additionally, the resolution mandates the creation of a members' Handbook on Ethics, requiring ethics and discrimination training for all members each legislative term. It outlines a structured process for reporting and investigating ethical violations, including confidentiality provisions and protections against retaliation for good faith reporting. Senators and certain Senate employees are required to file annual financial interest statements to promote transparency. The resolution also stipulates that any amendments to these rules must be approved by a majority of elected Senators and processed through the Rules Committee, thereby reinforcing ethical standards and accountability within the Senate.