Sentences with phrase «administrative monetary penalties in»

FINTRAC has had the authority to issue administrative monetary penalties in response to non-compliance with the act and related regulations since December 30, 2008.

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New tools, such as AMPs (administrative monetary penalties) allow the Commission to be more effective in its enforcement activities, as we have demonstrated in the case of DNCL (the Do Not Call List) and the significant penalties that were recently imposed.»

The CRTC released a compliance and enforcement decision, CRTC 2016 - 428, October 26, 2016 in which it found that Blackstone Learning Corp. (Blackstone) committed nine violations of paragraph 6 (1)(a) of Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL) by sending commercial electronic messages (CEMs) without consent, and imposed an administrative monetary penalty of $ 50,000 on Blackstone.

Indeed, an enforcement action can result in court - ordered receiverships, temporary restraining orders (TROs), preliminary and permanent injunctions, asset freezes, disgorgement, severe monetary penalties, officer and director bars, penny stock bars, and administrative orders barring individuals or entities from the securities industry.

(5) Any evidence of the following shall be taken into account in determining the amount of an administrative monetary penalty under paragraph (1)(c):

Drivers who blow over 0.08 milligrams of alcohol in 100 millilitres of blood will immediately have their vehicle impounded for seven days, receive an administrative road side suspension of 90 days, and be required to pay a $ 198.00 administrative monetary penalty.

In addition to the administrative monetary penalties, the business has been ordered to reimburse Consumer Protection BC partial costs for the inspection in the amount of $ 900 within 30 dayIn addition to the administrative monetary penalties, the business has been ordered to reimburse Consumer Protection BC partial costs for the inspection in the amount of $ 900 within 30 dayin the amount of $ 900 within 30 days.

CASL violations can result in potentially severe administrative monetary penalties (up to $ 10 million per violation for organizations and $ 1 million per violation for individuals), and civil liability through a private right of action (commencing July 1, 2017).

This is separate from the CRTC's power to issue administrative monetary penalties of up to $ 10,000,000 against offending corporations, which has been in place since July 1, 2014.»

A Supreme Court of Canada ruling that administrative monetary penalties don't offend constitutional rights because they are not criminal in nature could open the doors to greater use by government bodies.

On March 9, 2017, the Canadian CRTC announced that it had imposed a $ 15,000 administrative monetary penalty on an individual who allegedly engaged in electronic marketing to promote the sale of commercial flyers, without complying with CASL's (Canada's anti-spam law) consent, identification and in some... Read the rest of this entry»

On March 9, 2017, the Canadian CRTC announced that it had imposed a $ 15,000 administrative monetary penalty on an individual who allegedly engaged in electronic marketing to promote the sale of commercial flyers, without complying with CASL's (Canada's anti-spam law) consent, identification and in some cases unsubscribe requirements.

Or, in the case of a criminal or administrative action or proceeding that is enforced by a monetary penalty, the individual had reasonable grounds for believing the individual's conduct was lawful.

In addition to prohibiting the impugned practice, the Tribunal may order any other «reasonable» and «necessary» actions including divestiture; and may order «an administrative monetary penalty» of up to $ 10 million.

As you will see in the report, there is a high rate of non-compliance but only three orders contained a requirement to pay an administrative monetary penalty.

This «administrative monetary penalty system» would, if implemented, replace formal in - court procedures for resolving disputes.

According to your statistics, FINTRAC has imposed an average of 9.5 administrative monetary penalties per year against people in real estate and other businesses — nationally — over the past ten years.