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

Bill A 1550 amends state law concerning class action lawsuits. It prohibits a court from denying a lawsuit class action status solely because the case involves the operations of a government entity. This means that when evaluating whether a group can sue as a class, courts must consider other established criteria and cannot use governmental involvement as the only reason for denial. The bill affects individuals and groups seeking to bring class action lawsuits against government entities, as well as the courts that certify such actions.