House Resolution No. introduced by Representatives Webster, Haddock, and Green on February 12, 2025, proposes an amendment to House Rule 24, which governs the process for third consideration and final passage of bills. The amendment specifies that bills can only be amended under certain conditions, such as to ensure internal consistency, clarify ambiguities, correct grammatical errors, or address drafting mistakes. Additionally, it allows for amendments related to bills that have been modified in committee after their second consideration, without being subject to the usual filing deadlines.

The resolution also outlines the procedure for final passage of bills, stating that a bill must be available to the public for at least three hours before final action can be taken, unless a technical amendment is involved or a two-thirds majority of the House votes to proceed. Upon calling a bill for final passage, the Speaker will read the title and a brief description, followed by a debate. After the debate, the Speaker will pose the question of whether the bill should pass finally, and if multiple bills are considered simultaneously, their titles or analyses will be read before voting.