A resolution is a type of bill that determines what?

A resolution is a type of legislative measure that expresses the opinions, intentions, or decisions of a legislative body without having the force of law. Resolutions can address various issues, such as internal rules, formal expressions of sentiment, or administrative matters. They can be either joint resolutions, which require approval by both houses and can become law, or simple resolutions, which pertain to one house only and do not require the other house’s approval.