Senate Resolution No. 721 outlines the operational framework for the Texas Senate during the interim period between the adjournment of the current session and the convening of the next session. It establishes that the lieutenant governor has the authority to employ necessary staff and manage expenses related to their office, while the secretary of the senate is designated as the chief executive administrator responsible for overseeing senate operations. The resolution also names specific elected officers who will serve during this interim period and details the roles and responsibilities of the administration committee, including maintaining the senate chamber, managing supplies, and approving expenses.

Additionally, the resolution addresses the payment of salaries and expenses for senate employees, allowing for reimbursement of legislative expenses incurred by senators and their staff. It sets guidelines for employee leave policies, designates representatives for attending meetings, and permits senate committees to continue functioning and meeting during the interim. The resolution emphasizes the importance of maintaining the integrity of senate property and restricts outside employment for senate employees without proper authorization. Overall, it aims to ensure the effective and efficient operation of the Texas Senate during the interim period.