Wash. Admin. Code § 326-02-060 - Factors considered in determining penalties
In determining the nature of the penalty and monetary amount, if any, of a penalty to be imposed, the factors which may be considered include, but are not limited to:
(1)
The potential harm to the certified or noncertified business;
(2) Potential harm to the state, due to delay
or other problems;
(3) The
potential for harm to the public;
(4) Whether the violation occurs in the
context of particular contract;
(5)
The stage or percent of completion of a contract at which the violation
occurs;
(6) The timing of the
discovery of the violation;
(7) The
contracting history of the alleged violator;
(8) The extent to which the alleged violator
has cooperated with the investigation;
(9) Whether there have been previous
violations by the person.
Notes
Statutory Authority: RCW 39.19.030(7). 92-11-007, § 326-02-060, filed 5/11/92, effective 6/11/92. Statutory Authority: Chapter 39.19 RCW. 88-22-017 (Order 88-9), § 326-02-060, filed 10/24/88.
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