On Jul. 3, CAL LEG enrolled bill amending provisions re privacy fund.
CAL LEG passed Bill AB 3286 to modify the California consumer privacy act (CCPA) of 2018 at CAL LEG 1.81.5-1-1798, concerning monetary thresholds and grants.
Consumer Privacy
Bill requires the California Privacy Protection Agency to determine and apply the percentage change in the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for the monetary thresholds.
Would also add additional funds to the Consumer Privacy Fund, to be available to offset the costs incurred by the agency in carrying out its responsibilities under the CCPA.
Would require the agency to begin administering the grant program when the amount of grant funds available after all other distributions have been made exceeds $300k.
If in a fiscal year, the funds for the grants are less than $300k, the funds will remain in the Fund for future year appropriations for making the grants until it exceeds $300k.
Written notification will exclude data subject to law enforcement exemptions/privileges
Legislative History
On Mar. 18, 2024, bill introduced in Assembly; on May 16, 2024, bill passed Assembly.
On May 16, 2024, bill delivered to Senate; on Jun. 27, 2024, bill passed in Senate.
On Jun. 27, 2024, bill sent to Assembly; on Jul. 3, 2024, bill enrolled, sent to governor.
Effectiveness
If approved, bill will be effective on Jan. 1, 2025.
Jul. 2024 CAL LEG Governor Approval
On Jul. 15, 2024, CAL LEG reported bill approval by governor, became Chapter 121.
Regulators
CAL LEG
Entity Types
CNSM; Corp
Reference
Ch. 121, 7/15/2024; Bill AB3286, 7/3/2024; Citation: CAL LEG 1.81.5-1-1798;
