Relates to prohibiting a court from denying class certification solely because the action involves governmental operations

This bill prevents courts from automatically rejecting class-action lawsuits simply because the defendant is a government entity. It requires judges to evaluate standard criteria for class actions, such as the efficiency of handling the case together versus separately, without using the government's status as a sole reason to deny certification. The change applies immediately to any pending or future cases where a plaintiff seeks to sue a government body on behalf of a group of people.