§ 17.45. Form generally.

 (a)  General. The form of Senate, House and concurrent resolutions is substantially the same except that resolutions to be presented in the Senate, whether a Senate resolution or a concurrent resolution, carry the Senate date line and any distinctive language contained in the resolution which indicates the fact that it originates in the Senate. Likewise, resolutions presented in the House are similarly identified.

 (b)  Titles. Resolutions, motions and citations do not contain titles expressing the subject of the contents as in the case of bills and joint resolutions.

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