; or (B) with respect to an action at issue in a covered claim. (3) Covered claim The term covered claim — (A) means any single cause of action that— (i) asserts a claim for breach of fiduciary duty owed by any corporate defendant to the applicable issuer (or the shareholders of the applicable issuer) resulting from material action by any covered corporate actor with respect to the applicable issuer— (I) that is taken primarily in response to a law (including a regulation) that is enacted by a State, or a bill that is introduced in the legislature of a State or policy otherwise publicly proposed by an elected official of a State, which shall include if such action includes any prohibition of business within that State by an issuer, whether with respect to business services or travel to, or major events in, that State, that is facially unrelated to the pecuniary interest of the applicable issuer, which shall presumptively include if the law bill, or policy would modify, establish, or create a law relating to— (aa) the manner in which elections are conducted in the State; (bb) protecting religious freedom; or (cc) limiting the availability of services that include the abortion of unborn children; (II) to prohibit the sale of goods or services by any covered corporate actor with respect to the applicable issuer to customers who operate in an industry with which the issuer engages in such business primarily on the basis of a characteristic of that industry that is facially unrelated to the pecuniary interest of the applicable issuer; (III) to promote a covered divisive concept; or (IV) for which the reasoning publicly presented by any covered corporate actor with respect to the applicable issuer as— (aa) any basis for such action promotes a covered divisive concept