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July 08, 2022

CPPA Announces Public Hearing on CPRA Regulations

Timothy Dickens

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Key Takeaways

The Agency will hold a public hearing for comments at 9:00am PST, August 24 and 25.

The California Privacy Protection Agency announced today that it began the formal rulemaking process to adopt the proposed regulations implementing the Consumer Privacy Rights Act of 2020 ("CPRA"). As part of this announcement, the Agency released the following link to the Proposed Regulations and supporting documents.

The Agency will hold a public hearing for comments at 9:00am PST, August 24 and 25. Those wishing to submit written comments on the proposed regulations must submit them by August 23 at 5:00pm PST. Those wishing to attend should RSVP by clicking this link.

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Timothy Dickens

Professional Highlights Pro Bono Experience Tim maintains an active pro bono practice and has worked with the Maryland Legal Aid record expungement program. Recognition & Accomplishments Certified Information Privacy Professional, United States Certified Information Privacy Professional, Europe Certified Information Privacy Professional, Asia Publications “OneTrust: Bridging ISO 27001 to GDPR,” International Association of Privacy Professionals, IAPP Privacy Risk Study 2017 “Understanding Data Processor's ISO and SOC2 Credentials for GDPR Compliance,” International Association of Privacy Professionals, May 22, 2018 Credentials Education Temple University Beasley School of Law (J.D., magna cum laude, 2021) Law Faculty Merit Scholarship. Elden S. and Mildred Magaw Memorial Scholarship for Achievements in Contract Law Richard J. Noonan Scholarship for Outstanding Achievement in Business Law Intellectual Property Moot Court - Giles Sutherland Best Regional Brief Boston University (B.A. 2015) Admissions Pennsylvania

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