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Legislative rules governing how many bills each lawmaker can request to have drafted would change under this resolution, capping senators at 10 requests for legislation per session and representatives at six. Certain requests would not count toward these limits, including those from authorized legislative committee chairs, bills that exclusively appropriate money, bills that exclusively repeal existing law, and standard technical corrections drafted by legislative staff (known as the revisor's statute). A request would still count against a legislator's limit even if the legislator later abandons it before it becomes a bill. These new caps would take effect May 6, 2026, applying to future legislative sessions.