The bill, H. 4556, is a House Resolution aimed at formally censuring Representative John R. McCravy III for making antisemitic, racist, and sexist statements that violate Rule 3.6 of the Rules of the House of Representatives, which governs decorum. The resolution asserts that McCravy's remarks constituted personal attacks on fellow members and were deemed unacceptable behavior that undermines the integrity of the House. It references Section 12, Article III of the South Carolina Constitution, which allows each house to discipline its members for disorderly conduct.

The resolution concludes with a formal censure of Representative McCravy, emphasizing that his actions have brought dishonor to himself, the State of South Carolina, and its citizens. This censure serves as a disciplinary measure in response to his conduct, reinforcing the importance of maintaining decorum and respect within the legislative body.