2022 AAF Legislative Comments

Comments on Regulations to Implement the CPRA
11/21/2022 
We provide the Agency with further input and suggested changes to discrete proposed regulatory provisions to help ensure implementing regulations are consistent with the law and protect consumers while remaining workable for the business community.
Suggested Amendments to Oregon Privacy Law Draft
11/17/2022 
We are concerned that state efforts to pass privacy laws will only add to the increasingly complex privacy landscape for both consumers and businesses throughout the country.
Comments on CPPA to Resolve Non-Controversial Issues
10/19/2022 
An analysis of the draft regulations is necessary to appropriately weigh the significant economic impacts the regulations would have on businesses operating in Colorado, as well as the overall state economy.
Requesting Cost Benefit Analysis of Privacy Act
10/14/2022 
An analysis of the draft regulations is necessary to appropriately weigh the significant economic impacts the regulations would have on businesses operating in Colorado, as well as the overall state economy.
Letter Requesting Extension to File Comments on Commercial Surveillance and Data Security
9/26/2022 
Request for Extension of Time to File Comments, Federal Trade Commission; Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking for Trade Regulation Rule on Commercial Surveillance and Data Security
Veto-California Age-Appropriate Design Code Act
9/9/2022 
We write to respectfully request you veto AB 2273, the California Age-Appropriate Design Code Act.
Letter Regarding ANPR
9/8/2022 
As to the content of the ANPR, we are disappointed that there is no mention of the many benefits that come with the responsible use of data and data-driven advertising.
Comments Regarding Colorado Privacy Act
8/5/2022 
Joint Ad Trade Letter: Informal Pre-Rulemaking Comment on Colorado Privacy Act Regulations
Letter Regarding Kids Online Safety & Privacy Act
7/26/2022 
The Senate should focus on protecting kids and teens through preemptive and comprehensive privacy legislation.
Letter Regarding American Data Privacy and Protection Act-Amendment
7/19/2022 
The proposed substitute amendment to the American Data Privacy and Protection Act would choke the U.S. economy under unreasonable and unnecessary burdens by creating unworkable standards that are harmful to consumers and businesses.