[Ccpa] [JOIN OUR FRIDAY CALL] Final push for Tuesday hearing!

[Hayley Tsukayama]

Hello everyone!

Just want to remind you that we'll be *having a call today**at 11 a.m. 
PT*. We would like to hear from all of you today, so please join us and 
strategize as we prepare for the hearing for A.B. 1760, Privacy for All, 
on Tuesday 4/23.

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On 4/18/19 11:26 AM, Hayley Tsukayama wrote:
>
> Hello coalition,
>
> Thank you all for your support of A.B. 1760-Privacy for All. We look 
> forward to speaking with you all on Friday at 11 am PT. *It is very 
> important that **everyone **join the call this Friday, April 19th* as 
> we head into our crucial *Privacy Committee hearing on April 23rd at 
> 1:30 pm PT.*
>
> */We need your voices now more than ever./* There is incredible 
> pressure from the tech industry to kill this bill quietly. This has 
> put enough pressure on Asm. Wicks that she had to amend the bill to 
> remove the private right of action—a concession necessary to even 
> grant the bill a public hearing.
>
> Many coalition members are now also fully supporting Sen. Hannah-Beth 
> Jackson's S.B. 561, which retains its private right of action. We 
> encourage you all to support that bill, as it directly addresses what 
> the Attorney General's Office itself says it needs to enforce the CCPA.
>
> But we all continue to stand firmly behind A.B. 1760, because it ensures:
>
>      - everyone can learn which companies have received their personal
>     information through a sale or other form of sharing.
>
>      -companies that share data, as well as those that sell it, are
>     required to get opt-in consent to do so. This helps people become
>     aware of the myriad ways personal information is shared in the
>     modern digital world.
>
>      -companies cannot punish people for exercising their right to
>     privacy, by imposing a higher price or inferior service.
>
> There are over twenty bills to erode the California Consumer Privacy 
> Act in the legislature right now—including several that will be heard 
> along A.B. 1760 and are sponsored by Privacy Committee members. We 
> have to be clear that we want privacy law in the state to move 
> forward, not slide back.
>
> */We need to provide strong backup for our author, Asm. Buffy Wicks./* 
> Your support is /essential/ to getting A.B. 1760-Privacy for All, 
> through this important hearing and to a floor vote.
>
> */We need to put pressure on the privacy committee ahead of the 4/23 
> hearing./* Please drive calls, voice your support on social media and 
> show up to the hearing.
>
>     - Tweet support and thanks to @BuffyWicks, and keep up the 
> pressure on @AsmEdChau @BauerKahan @AsmMarcBerman @IanCalderon 
> @ASMGabriel @J_GallagherAD3 @JayObernolte @AsmChristySmith 
> @KevinKileyCA @ASM_Irwin
>
> We need your voices and input as we head into next week. Please join 
> our call *Friday, 4/19 at 11 a.m. PT* to strategize with us.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Hayley Tsukayama
>
>
> -- 
> Hayley Tsukayama
> Legislative Activist
> (415) 436-9333 x161 | @htsuka
>
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Hayley Tsukayama
Legislative Activist
(415) 436-9333 x161 | @htsuka

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