The Senate Resolution introduced by Pittman on January 7, 2025, establishes the operational framework for the Senate during the 209th and 210th Regular Sessions, covering the period from 2025 to 2026. It details the roles and responsibilities of key Senate positions, including the President, President Pro Tempore, and other officers, while outlining procedures for sessions, order of business, and decorum. The resolution emphasizes maintaining a professional environment, with specific rules regarding attire, motions, voting, and the introduction and amendment of bills. It mandates that all bills be referred to committees, printed for members, and considered on three separate days before a final vote, ensuring transparency and accountability in the legislative process.

Additionally, the resolution addresses the structure and procedures of standing committees, including their composition, powers, and responsibilities, while emphasizing public notice and transparency in meetings. It outlines the conduct of Senators regarding personal leave requests, voting, and session behavior, as well as the responsibilities of the Chief Clerk in managing media feeds of Senate activities. The resolution also establishes a Senate Committee on Ethics to handle complaints against Senators and outlines procedures for reconsidering votes and handling cases of indicted or convicted members. Overall, the resolution aims to promote effective governance, ethical standards, and accountability within the Senate.