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 efficient operations by establishing guidelines for the management of House resources, employee policies, and the conduct expected within the legislative environment. Key provisions include the implementation of a recycling program, safety measures such as panic buttons for emergencies, and protocols for maintaining decorum during House proceedings. The resolution also emphasizes the importance of a respectful workplace and outlines procedures for addressing complaints, while mandating the display of the motto "In God We Trust" and the Ten Commandments in the House chamber.

Additionally, the resolution addresses financial management, detailing the handling of operating accounts for both the 88th and 89th Legislatures, including provisions for monthly credits and restrictions on expenditures. It establishes mandatory training for all members and staff on workplace conduct and complaint resolution, ensuring compliance with House rules. The resolution also outlines a formal process for filing and investigating complaints, emphasizing confidentiality and the need for independent investigations when necessary. Furthermore, it prohibits the consumption of alcohol in most House areas and includes ethical guidelines regarding gifts and committee funds, aiming to foster a structured and respectful legislative environment.