The resolution introduced on January 8, 2025, establishes the procedural framework for the West Virginia Senate during the eighty-seventh Legislature. It defines a quorum as a majority of elected members and outlines the roles of Senate officers, including the President, Clerk, and Sergeant at Arms. The resolution details the order of business for Senate sessions, which includes the approval of the Journal, guest introductions, and communications from the House of Delegates and the Executive. It also sets guidelines for debate, including speaking protocols, question division, and the introduction and amendment of bills and resolutions, ensuring transparency and orderly conduct in legislative proceedings.

Furthermore, the resolution specifies the structure and operational protocols for standing and select committees, including their composition and responsibilities. It mandates that committees maintain public records of their meetings and outlines the conduct of committee sessions. The resolution also addresses decorum, voting procedures, and the handling of communications, emphasizing the importance of maintaining order during sessions. It includes provisions for nominations and constitutional amendments, requiring specific committee referrals and voting thresholds. Lastly, it states that any parliamentary procedures not explicitly covered will adhere to Jefferson's Manual and the rules of the U.S. House of Representatives, ensuring a comprehensive governance framework for the Senate's operations.