An array of state and national business groups are asking California lawmakers to rewrite parts of the state’s new online privacy law, including delaying its effective date until the state attorney general finishes writing implementing regulations.
The California Chamber of Commerce, the California Bankers Association and the Internet Association were among dozens of groups asking for changes in a 20-page letter to state Sen. Bill Dodd (D), the chief legislative sponsor of a pending technical corrections bill (SB 1121).
The letter marks one of the highest-profile pushes to tweak the law, enacted June 28 and scheduled to take effect Jan. ...
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