This resolution outlines the procedures and authority for the House of Representatives to continue its work during interim periods between legislative sessions. It grants the Executive Rules Committee the power to assign various legislative matters to authorized committees for study and allows the Speaker of the House to create special committees as needed. Additionally, it establishes that meetings of legislative task forces or committees can occur without a quorum present, and members participating remotely will be considered present for quorum and voting purposes.

Furthermore, the resolution empowers authorized committees with subpoena powers and the ability to administer oaths, contingent upon approval from the Executive Rules Committee. The Chief Clerk of the House is tasked with managing the completion of legislative work during the interim, including financial matters, hiring necessary staff, and overseeing the use of House facilities. The resolution also addresses reimbursement for members and employees attending authorized events and allows the Chief Clerk to express the House's sympathy when necessary. Overall, this resolution ensures the House of Representatives can function effectively during interim periods.