The Senate Resolution introduced by Pittman on January 7, 2025, establishes the operational framework for the Pennsylvania Senate during the 209th and 210th Regular Sessions, covering the legislative period of 2025-2026. It outlines the roles and responsibilities of key Senate positions, including the President, President Pro Tempore, and Chief Clerk, while setting protocols for sessions, order of business, and decorum. The resolution emphasizes maintaining a professional environment, detailing guidelines for attire, conduct, and the use of electronic devices. It also specifies the procedures for the consideration and passage of bills, including requirements for motions, amendments, and the legislative process, ensuring transparency and accountability.

Additionally, the resolution addresses the structure and procedures for standing committees, including their composition, powers, and responsibilities, while promoting public engagement through livestreaming and public hearings. It outlines the conduct of Senators regarding leave requests, voting, and the handling of press members, as well as the responsibilities of the Chief Clerk in managing audio and video feeds of Senate activities. The resolution also establishes a Senate Committee on Ethics to address complaints against Senators and outlines procedures for handling cases of indictment or conviction. Overall, the resolution aims to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of the Senate's legislative functions while ensuring transparency, accountability, and proper conduct within the Senate.