Senate Resolution 311 expresses the Senate's view that the Parliamentarian—the official who advises the Senate on rules, procedures, and parliamentary precedents—should be limited to serving a single 6-year term. Currently, Parliamentarians serve at the discretion of the Secretary of the Senate (who is chosen by the majority leader) with no formal term limits; since 1981, only three individuals have held the position, each serving an average of 15 years. The resolution argues that a 6-year term limit would prevent excessive concentration of power, increase accountability, and bring fresh perspectives to the role. This is a nonbinding resolution expressing the Senate's position rather than a law; it does not establish a binding term limit or create new funding requirements. The resolution was introduced in June 2025 and referred to the Senate Committee on Rules and Administration.