Part 3Merchant surcharging, monitoring and enforcement, and miscellaneous provisions
Pecuniary penalties
44Considerations for court
In determining an appropriate penalty under this subpart, the court must have regard to—
- the nature and extent of the contravention; and
- the nature and extent of any loss or damage suffered by any person because of the contravention; and
- any gains made or losses avoided by the person in contravention; and
- whether the person in contravention has paid an amount in compensation or taken other steps for reparation or restitution; and
- the circumstances in which the contravention or other act or omission took place (including whether it was intentional, inadvertent, or caused by negligence); and
- any previous contraventions of a similar nature; and
- any other relevant matter.
Compare
- 2020 No 60 s 30(6)


