I will do that. In this case the regulations will determine a base penalty amount range in circumstances under which penalties may be increased or reduced. Compliance history will be one of the factors set out in the regulations whereby penalties will be reduced for violators with no previous history of non-compliance and increased for those who commit subsequent violations.
Under clause 4(3) of Bill C-61 penalty amounts may be increased or decreased based on the degree of intention or negligence on the part of the person who committed the violation, the amount of harm done by the violation and the compliance history of the person who committed the violation.
In terms of Motion No. 3 the legislation has to remain as is to give the flexibility needed to enforce compliance.
On Motion No. 4, as I understand it the basic purpose of the Reform amendment is to have a notice of violation to identify the designated person serving the notice. I do not see the need for that. The bill allows that a notice may be served by various means.