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ARTICLE · 11 JUNE 2021

CPRA Update: CalPPA Gets Started With Inaugural Meeting And Agenda

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Just a few months after California officials announced the nominations of the inaugural Board members of the California Privacy Protection Agency ("CalPPA")

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Just a few months after California officials announced the nominations of the inaugural Board members of the California Privacy Protection Agency ("CalPPA"), the CalPPA released the agenda for its first board meeting on June 14, 2021. The meeting will be held remotely in accordance with California Executive Order N-29-20, but the public may still participate via videoconference or telephone.

Why June 14th Meeting is Significant: While much of the CalPPA's June 14 agenda focuses on administrative tasks, such as open meeting requirements, the Administrative Procedures Act, conflicts of interest, and subcommittee assignments, this meeting is also expected to mark the CalPPA's first public steps toward developing California Privacy Rights Act ("CPRA") regulations. Notably, according to the agenda, the CalPPA plans to provide official notice to California Attorney General Rob Bonta that the Board will assume rulemaking authority as of July 1, 2021, pursuant to CPRA

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