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

This bill prevents courts from denying class action lawsuits solely because the case involves government operations. It amends court rules to explicitly state that government involvement alone cannot block a class action certification. This directly affects plaintiffs in lawsuits against government entities (like cities or state agencies) who seek to pursue group claims for issues such as policy violations. The law requires courts to evaluate other legal criteria for class certification instead of using government involvement as a blanket reason to deny the case.