We don't generally do that because it can give perverse incentives to the regulator. That's why the rule is very simple. Of course, when there's a violation and a fine is paid it goes to the CRF so you, as a regulator, do not benefit from convicting somebody or determining the amount, etc. I think that's a very sound rule, and I wouldn't play with it.
On May 13th, 2008. See this statement in context.