Enacts the "sunshine in litigation act" regarding protective orders to prohibit settlement agreements which conceal a public hazard or any information that would identify a public hazard.

The 'sunshine in litigation act' aims to ensure that settlement agreements do not hide information about public hazards. This means that if there is a risk to the public, it cannot be kept secret through legal settlements. The bill seeks to promote transparency and protect public safety.

Supporters of the bill argue that it is a vital step toward ensuring public safety by preventing the concealment of dangerous information. They believe that transparency in legal settlements will empower communities to protect themselves from hazards that could affect their health and safety.

Critics of the bill may argue that it could discourage legitimate settlements, leading to prolonged litigation and increased costs for all parties involved. They might also contend that the bill could infringe on privacy rights and the ability of individuals to negotiate terms that are in their best interest.