California AG's CCPA Bill Moved to Committee Suspense File
California Senate appropriators moved the attorney general’s privacy bill (SB-561) proposing edits to the 2018 California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) into the Appropriations Committee's “suspense file,” a category reserved for bills deemed to be costly. Monday’s procedural move delays consideration…
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until later this session. Hearings on other privacy bills are planned Tuesday in the Senate Judiciary Committee and Assembly Privacy and Consumer Protection Committee, and Wednesday in the Assembly Appropriations Committee and Communications and Conveyance Committee. The Assembly Privacy panel last week cleared several industry-backed bills amending CCPA (see 1904240037).