This resolution establishes a new rule in the Senate to ensure members have sufficient time to read legislative measures before consideration. It mandates that the Senate cannot proceed with any bill, resolution, or other matter until a specific waiting period, based on the document's length, has elapsed. The required waiting period is calculated as one session day for every 20 pages of the measure, with an additional session day for any remaining pages fewer than 20. This provision applies to all legislative items, including conference reports and amendments. Any Senator can raise a point of order if this reading period is not observed, and a motion to table such a point of order is not permitted. The rule can only be waived or suspended by an affirmative vote of three-fifths of the Members , with limited, non-amendable debate on the waiver motion, underscoring the importance of thorough review.