California Senate Appropriations Committee Holds AG's Privacy Bill
California senators hit pause on Attorney General Xavier Becerra’s (D) bill to tighten the California Consumer Privacy Act. The Appropriations panel held SB-561 in committee at a Thursday hearing. It would add a private right of action, among other changes.…
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“The CCPA is stronger with unified, well-funded enforcement through the California Attorney General’s office,” said Internet Association Director-California Government Affairs Kevin McKinley in a statement. “The internet industry will keep working with policymakers and other stakeholders to ensure the AG's office is resourced to protect consumers, enforce the CCPA effectively, and provide both large and small businesses the guidance they’ll need to comply.” Consumer privacy groups support SB-561.