2023 AAF Legislative Comments

Letter in Opposition to New Jersey A 1971
12/18/2023 
The bill will have significant impacts on both New Jersey consumers and the economy and should be held so that the New Jersey Legislature has time to sufficiently consider the bill through the normal legislative process.
Comments to Colorado AG on OptOutCode Application
12/11/2023 
OptOutCode does not meet requirements established by the Colorado Privacy Act (“CPA”) and its implementing regulations.
Comments to Colorado AG on Opt-Out Machine Application
12/11/2023 
The proposed mechanism (“Opt-Out Machine”) does not satisfy requirements of the CPA.
Comments to Colorado AG on Global Privacy Control Application
12/11/2023 
The GPC does not meet authentication requirements established by the Colorado Privacy Act (“CPA”).
California Comments on Draft Automated Decisionmaking Technology
12/6/2023 
As presently drafted, the rules are too vague, broad, and imprecise to elicit meaningful feedback from stakeholders to inform the regulatory process.
Letter in Opposition to Wisconsin Amendment 1 to AB 466
11/1/2023 
The amendment contains several provisions that are out-of-step with existing privacy laws in ways that would create disharmony across state requirements.
Letter in Opposition to Massachusetts Info Privacy and Security Act
10/18/2023 
The bill contains several provisions that would hinder consumers’ access to free and low-cost products and services and would impose significant compliance hurdles for businesses.
Letter to DC Tax Revision Commission Opposing a Digital Advertising Tax
10/18/2023 
We are writing to express our strong opposition to the proposal of digital advertising and consumer data excise taxes.
Letter in Opposition to Massachusetts Data Privacy Protection Act
10/18/2023 
S. 25 / H. 83 contains provisions that are significantly out-of-step with privacy laws in other states.
Letter in Opposition to Maine LD 1977 Data Privacy and Protection Act
10/16/2023 
LD 1977 contains provisions that are significantly out-of-step with privacy laws in other states.