The purpose of this law, known as TREY'S Law, is to prevent the enforcement of certain contractual agreements that keep survivors of sexual abuse from speaking out about their experiences. It aims to ensure that victims of sexual abuse involving minors can report their abuse without fear of legal repercussions or being silenced by confidentiality agreements. Key provisions of this law state that any nondisclosure clause in a contract that prevents a victim or anyone else from disclosing information about sexual abuse of minors is void and unenforceable.