Assistant Attorney General Todd Dayla backs S.71 data-privacy bill, flags enforcement and funding concerns
Assistant Attorney General Todd Dayla told the Vermont House Committee on Commerce & Economic Development on April 28 that the attorney general’s office supports S.71 to strengthen consumer data protections, but he warned enforcement could require additional resources and discussed possible chargeback approaches for investigatory costs.
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Assistant Attorney General Todd Dayla told the Vermont House Committee on Commerce & Economic Development on April 28 that the attorney general’s office supports S.71, a bill to strengthen data-privacy protections, while cautioning that enforcement may require additional resources.
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