In this week’s global legislative roundup, China’s National People’s Congress Standing Committee released the second draft of the Personal Information Protection Law for public comment, Thailand postponed enforcement of its Personal Data Protection Act to May 31, 2022, and lawmakers in Canada are debating which legislative committee should be next to consider the country's framework for federal privacy law reform. In the U.S., Sen. Rick Scott, R-Fla., introduced legislation that would require organizations with more than 30 million subscribers to obtain consent before using data or tracking users' preferences. (IAPP member exclusive.)
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