The resolution establishes the procedural framework for the Senate's operations during the 2025-2026 legislative session, defining key terms and outlining the roles and responsibilities of Senate leadership, including the President and committee chairs. It details the processes for introducing and processing bills, including requirements for bill titles, content, and the necessary documentation for state government entities. The resolution also sets deadlines for bill introductions and stipulates the handling of claims against the state, ensuring that public bills are available electronically prior to consideration. Additionally, it addresses the withdrawal of bills in the event of a senator's death or resignation and limits the number of public bills a senator can introduce.

Furthermore, the resolution delineates the structure and responsibilities of various Senate committees, emphasizing their oversight roles in areas such as health, education, and finance. It mandates transparency in committee operations, including public hearings and the recording of testimony, while also establishing rules for voting, quorum requirements, and the handling of amendments. The resolution promotes orderly conduct during Senate sessions, detailing procedures for voting, nominations, and maintaining decorum. It also emphasizes the importance of public access to legislative activities, requiring that votes and proceedings be recorded and made available online, thereby enhancing transparency and accountability within the Senate.