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California Update
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Legislation is starting to move off California Governor Gavin
Newsom's desk. As we reported in our summary of privacy laws
passed out of the 2021 California legislature, one of the key
privacy bills sent to the Governor for signature was the Genetic Information Privacy Act. Governor
Newsom signed the GIPA yesterday, which will take effect on January
1, 2022.
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