In terms of compliance, as I mentioned, I do not have the exact numbers for which countries have the possibility of imposing a monetary fine. However, in terms of the best practices that we could highlight, I mentioned Ireland in terms of monetary fines. Also, countries like Lithuania and Slovenia have relevant practices in terms of not going directly to criminal prosecution or penalties but imposing measures such as training, a temporary debarment from the register or a temporary prohibition from conducting lobbying activities, which are there to ensure compliance and provide more proportionate sanctions. In countries like France, however, where there are only possibilities for criminal sanctions, there have been recommendations that are similar to those made by the lobbying commissioner to provide for a more graduated system of compliance and enforcement.
