The resolution, designated as No. R-165, expresses Vermont's strong support for its transgender and non-binary community while reaffirming the state's commitment to combating discrimination and ensuring that all citizens are treated with respect and dignity. It highlights Vermont's leadership in enacting policies that prohibit discrimination based on gender identity, including protections in employment, housing, education, banking, and public accommodations. The resolution also notes recent legislative efforts to allow individuals to amend their vital records to reflect their gender identities and to secure access to essential gender-affirming medical care, while protecting individuals and healthcare providers from external legal challenges.

Furthermore, the resolution emphasizes Vermont's rejection of any attempts to stigmatize or discriminate against individuals based on their gender identity. It calls for a recommitment to the principle that all individuals are welcome in Vermont and deserve equal protection under state laws. The resolution concludes by directing the Secretary of State to send copies to relevant organizations, including the Pride Center of Vermont and Outright Vermont, as well as the Vermont Congressional Delegation, reinforcing the state's solidarity with the transgender and non-binary community.