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ARTICLE · 20 AUGUST 2020

Finally, The CCPA Regulations Are Finalized…For Now

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The Office of Administrative Law's (OAL) approval of the California Attorney General's proposed regulations to the CCPA on August 14, 2020 was just the news we needed in 2020.

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The Office of Administrative Law's (OAL) approval of the California Attorney General's proposed regulations to the CCPA on August 14, 2020 was just the news we needed in 2020. Even better, because the OAL graciously approved the finalized regulations on a Friday afternoon, the weekend was spent thinking about best legal practices moving forward. One thing for sure, the finalized regulations are effective immediately.

In case you forgot how we got here, let's rewind and tell the story of how the finalized regulations came to be. A long time ago, back in October of 2019, the AG published the proposed regulations and the public was given a legally required comment period. Based on the comments received, the AG's office then published the first set of modified regulations on February 10, 2020. Another legally required comment period followed. On March 27, 2020, the AG published the second set of modified regulations. After another legally required comment period, the AG

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