The resolution amends Rule 45 of the Senate Permanent Rules, which governs the procedures for public hearings and committee actions within the Senate. Key changes include the requirement for at least five days' notice for public hearings, stipulations regarding the availability of draft proposals, and the necessity for committee deliberations to be open to the public. Additionally, the resolution outlines the quorum requirements for committee actions, the process for reporting measures, and the handling of majority and minority reports. It also emphasizes the use of electronic systems for public participation and documentation.

Furthermore, the resolution establishes guidelines for the submission and consideration of amendments, including deadlines for requests and the requirement for amendments to be sponsored by committee members. It allows for remote participation in committee meetings under certain conditions and mandates that all committee meetings be chaired in person. The changes aim to enhance transparency, accessibility, and efficiency in the legislative process, ensuring that public input is considered and that committee actions are conducted in an orderly manner.