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 years 2025-2026. 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 guidelines on attire, conduct, and the use of electronic devices. It also sets forth rules for the introduction, amendment, and passage of bills, ensuring that all legislative actions are conducted in an orderly manner and that transparency and accountability are upheld throughout the process.

Additionally, the resolution addresses the structure and procedures for Senate committees, including their composition, powers, and responsibilities, while promoting public engagement through open and livestreamed hearings. It establishes protocols for personal leave requests, voting, and maintaining order during sessions, as well as guidelines for handling executive nominations and ethical conduct within the Senate. The resolution also outlines the consequences for Senators and employees indicted or convicted of crimes, ensuring ethical standards are upheld. Overall, the resolution serves as a comprehensive guide to facilitate the efficient functioning of the Senate while promoting integrity and accountability in its operations.