A resolution establishing procedures for access to the floor of the Senate and the Senate Wing of the Capitol during impeachment proceedings against Donald John Trump, former President of the United States.

Bill 117 sres 38, also known as A resolution establishing procedures for access to the floor of the Senate and the Senate Wing of the Capitol during impeachment proceedings against Donald John Trump, former President of the United States, was introduced in the Senate to address the protocols for access to certain areas of the Capitol during the impeachment trial of former President Trump.

The resolution outlines specific procedures for individuals seeking access to the Senate floor and the Senate Wing of the Capitol during the impeachment proceedings. It establishes guidelines for who is allowed access, including Senators, Senate officers, and certain staff members. It also details the process for obtaining access, which includes obtaining a pass from the Sergeant at Arms and following security protocols.

The resolution emphasizes the importance of maintaining security and order during the impeachment trial, while also ensuring that individuals with legitimate business are able to access the designated areas of the Capitol. It aims to strike a balance between security concerns and the need for transparency and access to the proceedings. Overall, Bill 117 sres 38 seeks to establish clear and fair procedures for access to the Senate floor and the Senate Wing of the Capitol during the impeachment proceedings against former President Trump, in order to ensure a smooth and orderly process.