I would just add that the daily compounding is actually a disincentive to correcting errors when they're found. I mean, if a company detects an error, let's say several months after issuing the report, if they go and correct it then they've given evidence to support that they're offside and there's an offence there.
That's one of the reasons why we think the daily compounding should be taken out and replaced with a higher one-time fine.