California AB1300 aims to protect the privacy of personally identifiable information, especially for vulnerable communities, by regulating state and.
California AB1300 establishes the California Data Protection and Privacy for All Communities Act, which mandates the Office of the Attorney General to create an oversight task force to review complaints and violations related to unauthorized data collection and sharing by state and local government agencies. The task force must report annually to the Legislature on data privacy trends, risks, and policy recommendations. The act also requires the State Auditor to conduct audits of data-sharing agreements every two years to ensure compliance with privacy laws.
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