Government,
Administrative/Regulatory
Apr. 26, 2019
Slew of amendments carve out exemptions in online privacy bill
The definitive consumer privacy law whose implementation was delayed a year emerged in a different form this week after lawmakers carved out a number of pro-industry exemptions.
The state's definitive consumer privacy law, whose implementation was delayed a year, emerged in a different form this week after lawmakers carved out a number of pro-industry exemptions.
Nine bills backed by bipartisan support and various industries advanced through committees Tuesday.
The California Consumer Privacy Act, or AB 375, first enacted last year as the definitive pro-privacy legislation...
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