Consumer Data Protection Act; definitions, enforcement, abolishes Consumer Privacy Fund.

Consumer Data Protection Act; enforcement; ConsumerPrivacy Fund. Authorizes the Attorney General to pursue actualdamages to consumers to the extent they exist if a controller orprocessor of the personal data of Virginians continues to violatethe Consumer Data Protection Act following a 30-day cure period offeredby the Attorney General or breaches an express written statementprovided to the Attorney General. Political organizations are classifiedas nonprofit organizations and thus exempt from the Act. The billspecifies that the Attorney General may deem whether a cure under the provisions of the Act is possible for consumers. In addition,the bill abolishes the Consumer Privacy Fund and all civil penalties,expenses, and attorney fees collected from enforcement of the Actshall be deposited into the Regulatory, Consumer Advocacy, Litigation,and Enforcement Revolving Trust Fund.