What would cause a high risk noncompliance event to go straight to High Risk Enforcement Action 3?
Answer 3-2: Demonstrated disregard of a requirement that has been identified as high risk that has direct impact on the environment, public safety, conservation, or equity would result in High Risk Enforcement Action 3. Question 3-3: Can you go from High Risk Enforcement Action 1 to High Risk Enforcement Action 3 if a subsequent noncompliance occurs during a 60 day period Answer 3-3: No, a subsequent high risk noncompliance in the same compliance category that occurs during a time period specified by the ERCB group to correct the first high risk noncompliance, will not result in an escalation to High Risk Action 3 however it may result in either an additional High Risk Action 1 or if determined persistent, escalation to High Risk Enforcement Action 2. Contact by senior ERCB staff is required prior to the escalation of enforcement action.
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