The bill aims to prevent the enforcement of nondisclosure and confidentiality agreements in cases of sexual abuse of minors. It addresses the impact of such agreements on the reporting and prosecution of federal crimes involving minors, and the constitutional rights of survivors. The Act defines terms like "minor person" and "sexual abuse against a minor person" and declares nondisclosure clauses as void and unenforceable if they restrict the disclosure of sexual abuse against a minor. The law applies retroactively and supersedes any state law permitting enforcement of such provisions. However, states can enact legislation providing greater protection for victims.