It still reserves the ability to impose a fee at a lower level than having to through the courts to impose a fine at a higher level, but even then, the fee itself is increased; the ability to impose a fee of up to $300, as it was under the current legislation—which I think most members of the House would agree is a relatively small amount of money, given the potential severity of some of the things we're talking about—that increases to $4,000, and again, I want to note that that's in keeping with the potential severity and the potential consequences of people knowingly breaking the rules.