Colorado Finalizes Rules Implementing the Colorado Privacy Act   

On
March
15,
2023,
the
Colorado
Attorney
General’s
Office
finalized
rules
implementing
the
Colorado
Privacy
Act
(“CPA”).
The

finalized
rules
were
released
with
an

official
redline
that
reflects
prior
revisions
of
the
rules
dated

December
21,
2022,

January
27,
2023,
and

February
23,
2023.
The
rules
will
be
published
in
the
Colorado
Register
later
this
month
and
will
go
into
effect
on
July
1,
2023,
when
the
CPA
takes
effect.

Colorado
is
the
third
state,
behind
California
and
Virginia,
to
enact
a
general
comprehensive
data
privacy
law,
and
is
only
the
second
state,
along
with
California,
to
use
regulations
to
implement
the
law.

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