Re: [Dataloss] Calif. breach notification bill going back to the governor

[Chris Walsh <chris () cwalsh org>]

Hopefully, Arnie got an earful between then and now.

cw
On Aug 21, 2010, at 10:42 PM, Jake Kouns wrote:

> Last October, the governor, in a veto notice, said he decided to
> refuse the bill because there was no proof the additional information
> required by the legislation would actually help consumers. In
> addition, the governor said he saw no reason why the attorney
> general's office needed to become a "repository" of data breach
> notifications.
>
> However, no lobbying groups objected the proposal.



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