If a person has a history of previous violations, what penalties may the commission impose?

When a person has a history of previous violations, the commission may impose penalties that are up to two times greater than the standard penalties for a violation. This policy serves as a deterrent and encourages compliance with regulations by holding individuals accountable for repeated offenses. The increased penalties reflect the severity of having a prior violation, indicating that the individual has shown a pattern of non-compliance. This approach aims to promote adherence to standards and protect public safety in the realm of inspections. The other options, which suggest penalties of one or three times greater or the absence of penalties, do not align with the framework established to address repeat violations effectively.