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California Attorney General Issues Second Round of Modifications to CCPA Regulations

March 12, 2020 By Dan Felz

On March 11, 2020, California Attorney General Xavier Becerra announced a second round of modifications to the draft regulations his office is preparing for the California Consumer Privacy Act (the “Draft CCPA Regulations”).  These modifications follow two previous rounds of drafting:

(a) the initial publication of the Draft CCPA Regulations, in regards to which we analyzed 21 potentially material business impacts here, and

(b) a first round of modifications to the Draft CCPA Regulations, for which we provided 30 key business impacts here.

Alston & Bird is currently preparing a detailed analysis of this second round of modifications to the Draft CCPA Regulations, which will be published via this blog.  A copy of the Draft CCPA Regulations containing all modifications from both the first and second rounds of modifications can be downloaded here.

Companies who see relevant issues in the most current modifications to the Draft CCPA Regulations should note the Attorney General indicates that the deadline for comments is 5:00 p.m. Pacific time on Friday, March 27.

For further information, contact Jim Harvey, David Keating, Kathleen Benway, Amy Mushahwar, or Daniel Felz.

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About Dan Felz

Daniel Felz is an attorney with Alston & Bird’s Privacy & Data Security Group. Dan leverages his extensive international experience to advise clients on global privacy, cybersecurity, technology, and adversarial matters.

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