Bloomberg Law
Aug. 16, 2018, 10:54 PM UTC

California AG Likely to Get Money, Staff to Create Privacy Rules

Laura Mahoney
Laura Mahoney
Staff Corresponent

California lawmakers are planning to infuse the California attorney general’s office with money and staff to help it write regulations under the state’s new online privacy law.

The law, A.B. 375, lets consumers learn what information companies are collecting about them, whether it’s being sold, and to whom. Consumers also can demand that companies delete their personal information and choose whether companies can sell it.

Attorney General Xavier Becerra’s (D) office has told Brown’s Department of Finance that the attorney expects to issue its final rules in June 2019, department Assistant Program Budget Manager Josh Gauger told the Senate ...

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