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Penalties

What is a breach?
What is a breach?

What is the maximum penalty?
Schedule of maximum penalties

Fines
Schedule of fines, on the spot fines

Enforceable undertakings
Definition, when can you apply, who decides if the application is successful

Last updated October 4, 2005

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