The resolution, authored by Lozano, sets forth the housekeeping rules for the Texas House of Representatives during the 89th Legislature, detailing the roles and responsibilities of the Speaker of the House and the Committee on House Administration. It aims to ensure the efficient functioning of the House by establishing guidelines for resource management, office assignments, record maintenance, and the display of symbols such as "In God We Trust." Additionally, it outlines employee conduct, the use of House funds, and the implementation of a recycling program, emphasizing a respectful workplace and procedures for addressing complaints and investigations.

Moreover, the resolution includes comprehensive financial management policies, addressing the handling of operating accounts for both the 88th and 89th Legislatures, and stipulating guidelines for travel reimbursements and the prohibition of public funds for personal or political purposes. It mandates biennial training for all House members and staff on compliance with rules and policies, while also establishing a formal process for filing and investigating complaints related to workplace conduct. The resolution further emphasizes confidentiality in complaint proceedings, restricts the consumption of alcohol in House areas, and sets limits on gifts to committee members, ensuring ethical standards are upheld throughout legislative activities.