California Attorney General Xavier Becerra submitted the final regulations for the enforcement of the California Consumer Privacy Act this week to be approved by the California Office of Administrative Law despite compliance concerns caused by the new coronavirus and ambiguities in those regulations.

The CCPA was passed into law in 2019 and came into effect in January. Becerra indicated that enforcement of the law would begin on July 1. Becerra has published proposed regulations throughout the year and attorneys who are familiar with the law said it is not as clear as they would like it to be.

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