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ARTICLE · 24 FEBRUARY 2023

CPRA Regs: 8 New Obligations You Need To Know

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Over the prior year, we've received numerous questions about what obligations the CPRA Regs will add to the underlying statute. On February 14, the CPPA, California's new privacy regulatory agency...

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Over the prior year, we've received numerous questions about what obligations the CPRA Regs will add to the underlying statute. On February 14, the CPPA, California's new privacy regulatory agency, filed the first part of its proposed final CPRA Regs with California's Office of Administrative Law (OAL). OAL has 30 business days to review and approve the proposed final CPRA Regs. Assuming OAL approves the Regs (which we expect it will), the Regs should take effect in April or May 2023. Now that we've seen the likely final version of the CPRA Regs, we've identified eight (8) key new obligations businesses will need to address. This list is not comprehensive, and you should speak with a lawyer about the various obligations under the law. We also note that the CPPA only filed the first part of the CPRA Regs; the CPPA is currently taking comments on the second part the CPRA Regs which are set to cover cybersecurity audits, risk assessments, and automated-decisionmaking. If

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