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ARTICLE · 08 MARCH 2022

Numerous Privacy Bills Introduced In California Legislature

Multiple privacy bills were introduced in California on or just before February 18, 2022, the last day for bills to be introduced in the legislature's current session.

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Multiple privacy bills were introduced in California on or just before February 18, 2022, the last day for bills to be introduced in the legislature's current session.

CCPA/CPRA Revisions

The most noteworthy of the bills is a pair – both introduced by the same Assembly member – that would extend the California Privacy Rights Act's (“CPRA”) exemptions relating to employee personal information and personal information obtained in a business-to-business context.  Those exemptions are currently scheduled to sunset on January 1, 2023. AB 2871 would extend the exemptions permanently while AB 2891 proposes to extend those exemptions through January 1, 2026.  Three other bills – SB 1388, SB 1454, and SB 1395 – would make minor, non-substantive changes to the CPRA.

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