> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.didomi.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.didomi.io/consent-management-platform-cmp/frameworks-regulations.md).

# Frameworks/Regulations

### Regulations

A regulation is a set of settings applied to a notice in the configured territories. A regulation includes the following settings:

* **Applicable territories**: Specify countries and U.S. states.
* **Vendors**: Define the vendors associated with the regulation.
* **GPP mapping**: Configure mappings based on the Global Privacy Platform (GPP).
* **Purposes and categories**: Set the purposes and their associated categories.
* **Additional settings**: Customize national-specific requirements, standard text, buttons, and more.

You can configure up to 21 regulations in a single notice:

* General Data Protection Regulation - GDPR ([Law-25 Compliant](https://support.didomi.io/how-to-configure-a-notice-for-quebec-law-25-compliance))
* Colorado Privacy Act - CPA
* California Privacy Rights Act - CPRA
* Connecticut Data Privacy Act - CTDPA
* Delaware Personal Data Privacy Act - DPDPA
* Florida Digital Bill of Rights - FDBR
* Indiana Consumer Data Protection Act - INCDPA
* Iowa Consumer Data Protection Act - ICDPA
* Kentucky Consumer Data Protection Act
* Maryland Online Data Privacy Act - MODPA
* Minnesota Consumer Data Privacy Act - MNCDPA
* Montana Consumer Data Privacy Act - MCDPA
* Nebraska Data Privacy Act - NDPA
* New Hampshire Privacy Act - NHPA
* New Jersey Data Privacy Act - NJDPA
* Oregon Consumer Privacy Act - OCPA
* Rhode Island Data Transparency and Privacy Protection Act - RIDTPPA 
* Tennessee Information Privacy Act - TIPA
* Texas Data Privacy and Security Act - TDPSA
* Utah Consumer Privacy Act - UCPA
* Virginia Consumer Data Protection Act - VCDPA


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