To my colleague, one thing I'm fairly consistent on, when we're dealing with decisions being made with regard to changing facts on the ground, is to always be cautious to say that there can't be any sort of discretionary remedy or discretion in the decision-making process.
I'm wondering if the department officials have a suggestion as to the kinds of circumstances in which the local Coast Guard official on the ground would not want to order these things. Are there instances in which, perhaps, the violation at issue or offence at issue is so minor that you wouldn't want to give one of these orders? If so, if you could maybe provide an example that would be helpful.