The proposed bill aims to amend civil procedure laws in Kansas by prohibiting parties or their counsel from suggesting any specific amounts for damages related to noneconomic loss during civil trials. Specifically, it disallows the offering of a specific dollar amount, a range of dollar amounts, a mathematical formula, or references to unrelated objects or values as a means to influence the jury's decision on damages. This measure is intended to ensure that juries make their determinations based solely on the evidence presented, without external suggestions that could bias their judgment.

Additionally, the bill includes a severability clause, which states that if any part of the act is deemed unconstitutional or invalid by a court, the remaining provisions will still be enforceable. This ensures that the overall intent of the legislation remains intact even if a specific section is challenged. The act will take effect upon its publication in the Kansas register, thereby establishing new guidelines for civil proceedings in the state.