Consequences. For a violation of Regulation .03 of this chapter, the Commission may impose a: Penalty not exceeding $5,000 for each day and each violation; Sanction, including: Revocation of a license; Suspension of a license for a period of time; Reprimand; or Condition that must be met within a specified time as to: Training; Staffing; Supervision; Compliance with internal controls; Probationary periods; or Any other directive to address the violation. Penalty—Required Considerations. To determine the amount of a penalty to impose on a licensee, the Commission shall consider: The seriousness of the violation; The harm caused by the violation; and Whether the person who committed the violation acted in good faith. Sanction—Considerations. To determine the appropriate sanction to impose on a licensee, the Commission may consider the factors in §B of this regulation, and: Whether a violation was willful; Whether the licensee had, or should have had, control of the situation; Whether the violation may have occurred in connection with unclear or insufficient: Information; Training; Communication; or Requirements; Any extraordinary circumstances; Prior disciplinary history with the Commission; Profit that resulted, or may have resulted, from the violation; Harm that resulted, or may have resulted, from the violation; How the violation was detected; Tailoring the discipline to address the violation; Action taken by the licensee to prevent recurrence of the violation; Action taken by the Commission to address similar violations; and Any other information that the Commission finds relevant. Ignorance No Defense. Because a licensee is presumed to be familiar with applicable statutes and regulations governing the State’s video lottery terminal program, a claim of ignorance of the law may not be used as a defense to a finding of a violation or to the imposition of a penalty or sanction. Imposition of penalty and sanction. A penalty and a sanction may be imposed for each violation.