CPPA Board to Meet July 24 on ADMT, Delete Act Rulemakings
The California Privacy Protection Agency Board might act later this month on pending proceedings related to automated decision-making technology (ADMT) and establishing a data deletion mechanism.
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The CPPA released an agenda Friday for a board meeting scheduled July 24 at 9 a.m. PT. It said the board will hold “Discussion and Possible Action” on both ongoing proceedings.
The ADMT rulemaking also covers risk assessments, cybersecurity audits, insurance and updates to California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) regulations. In comments last month at the agency, consumer and labor groups condemned May 9 revisions to those draft rules as conceding too much to industry interests (see 2506030017). At a CPPA Board meeting in May, Chairperson Jennifer Urban described the latest round of revisions as paring the draft “to the bone” (see 2505010048).
The CPPA received comments in June on proposed rules in the other proceeding about making a data deletion mechanism, called the Delete Request and Opt-Out Platform, as required by the California Delete Act. The proposal has raised some tech industry concerns (see 2506110033).
The July 24 agenda also includes an annual administrative update, a legislative update and remarks from CPPA Executive Director Tom Kemp. In an interview last month with Privacy Daily, Kemp said the agency plans to “telegraph” how it will apply the state’s privacy law as enforcement ramps up (see 2506050072).