ENFORCE30526

• Permit No: M1982154
• IBM Index Class Name: Enforcement
• Doc Date: 8/10/1982
• From: RAY BINGHAM
• To: MLR
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

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And I feel personally very reluctant for us to
recommend this to the legislature, if we are not going to
do it in practice. I think our recommendation should suit
what we actually do.
THE CHAIRMAN: Board? Larry?
MR. BROWN: My response to that would be that we
try through various junctures to increase our fines. And we
will do it fur one month and then the next month we are back
I to marginal minimum fines because we are just too soft, I
suppose, I don't know what else. But I wouldn't--I'm in
favor, I think our fines ought to be much greater, I think
it's a mockery.
But I'm not sure where we start that. we
ought--since they have that as a proposal to the legislature,
and let that settle down, see what the legislature's response
is; at that point I would say, "Let's take off on a new tack,
if that's t}~e message from the legislature, go ahead and really
start socking it to them." Since we have it as a proposal
right /tow, I don't know if we ought to start right now.
MRS. WINTER: We don't have to do it. In the
other hand, we shouldn't be recommending it, if we--
MR. BROWN: If it is made law, there is no way
we can--
MRS. WINTER: I guess I'm against playing games.
MR. BROWN: Olt, I am too.
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