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16 CFR 1119.1 - Purpose.

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§ 1119.1
Purpose.
This part sets forth the Consumer Product Safety Commission's (Commission) interpretation of the statutory factors considered in determining the amount of civil penalties that the Commission may seek or compromise. The policies behind, and purposes of, civil penalties include the following: Deterring violations; providing just punishment; promoting respect for the law; promoting full compliance with the law; reflecting the seriousness of the violation; and protecting the public.

Title 16 published on 2013-01-01

no entries appear in the Federal Register after this date.

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United States Code
USC : Title 15 - COMMERCE AND TRADE

§ 1191 - Definitions

§ 1192 - Prohibited transactions

§ 1193 - Flammability standards or regulations

§ 1194 - Administration and enforcement

§ 1195 - Injunction and condemnation proceedings

§ 1196 - Penalties

§ 1261 - Definitions

§ 1263 - Prohibited acts

§ 1264 - Penalties; exceptions

§ 1270 - Examinations and investigations

§ 1273 - Imports

§ 1278 - Requirements for labeling certain toys and games

§ 2058 - Procedure for consumer product safety rules

§ 2063 - Product certification and labeling

§ 2064 - Substantial product hazards

§ 2067 - Exemption of exports

§ 2068 - Prohibited acts

§ 2069 - Civil penalties

§ 2076 - Additional functions of Consumer Product Safety Commission

§ 2084 - Information reporting