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ARTICLE · 06 JUNE 2022

Friday I'm Reading CPRA (Again)

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For the second week in a row, the CPPA has dropped a bombshell on a Friday afternoon. Last week, the CPPA released a 66 page first draft of its Proposed Regs to CPRA (you can read our initial analysis here)...

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For the second week in a row, the CPPA has dropped a bombshell on a Friday afternoon. Last week, the CPPA released a 66 page first draft of its Proposed Regs to CPRA (you can read our initial analysis here) and announced that it will be holding a public meeting on June 8, 2022. This afternoon, the CPPA released a CPRA FAQ along with another 66 page document – an Initial Statement of Reasons (ISR) that provides further insight into the Regs. We quickly reviewed the FAQ and ISR, and have provided thoughts below on what these documents add to our analysis from last week. If you haven't read our prior analysis, check it out first.

Public Comment Period Is Imminent: The FAQ states that the 45 day public comment period starts when the CPPA files and posts a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking Action (NOPA), the Regs, and the ISR. We have the Regs and the ISR, and a public meeting is scheduled for June 8th. Get your pens and keyboards ready for public comments.

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