CPPA board moves CRPA rule-making process forward
In late May, 2022, the California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA) released a draft for the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA). The draft covered only a few of the 22 regulatory topics the CPPA set out to address, including personal data collection & processing restrictions, privacy notice requirements, and more. On June 8, the Agency held a board meeting, discussed proposed regulations, and reached “an incredible milestone”, voting to begin the CPRA rulemaking process. The regulations are unlikely to be finished by the initial July 1 deadline.
Primary goals of the regulations
- To update existing CPRA amendments to the CCPA, provide harmonization and clarity to minimize any confusion;
- To operationalize the existing CPRA amendments, so businesses will have a better idea on how to implement policies and procedures to comply with the law; and
- To reorganize and consolidate certain aspects of the law, making it more digestible.
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