Last Updated: March 9, 2021
This is a 10-part series intended to help privacy professionals understand the operational impacts of the California Privacy Rights Act, including how it amends the current rights and obligations established by the California Consumer Privacy Act.
Part 1: The California Privacy Protection Agency
Part 2: Defining 'business' under the law
Part 3: Right to correct and treatment of sensitive personal data
Part 4: Other expanded rights and obligations
Part 5: Notice obligations and the right to opt-out
Part 6: Service providers, contractors and third parties
Part 7: Response to consumers requests to know
Part 8: Rights to delete, no retaliation and children's privacy
Part 9: Scope and potential impact of the regulations to be adopted
Part 10: Enforcement and potential penalties
Contributors
- Caitlin Fennessy, CIPP/US, IAPP Research Director
- Müge Fazlioglu, CIPP/E, CIPP/US, IAPP Senior Research Westin Fellow
- Cathy Cosgrove, IAPP Legal Research Fellow
- Sarah Rippy, IAPP Westin Research Fellow
- Nicole Sakin, IAPP Westin Research Fellow
- Anna Daniels, IAPP Legal Extern