What happens if a person fails to comply with an order but does not receive a penalty?

When a person fails to comply with an order and does not receive a penalty, they continue to incur penalties per day. This principle is often established in regulatory and legal frameworks where non-compliance with an order can lead to escalating consequences over time.

The rationale for this approach is to encourage prompt compliance with the order and to deter individuals from ignoring legal requirements. Thus, penalties can accumulate on a daily basis until compliance is achieved or until the order is adjusted or revoked. This ongoing accrual reinforces the importance of adhering to the terms set forth by the order, as it protects regulatory standards and promotes accountability.

In contrast, the other options do not adequately reflect the legal processes at play. Simply being released from charges, having a penalty review scheduled, or contesting the order may not address the specific mechanism of accumulating penalties that occurs during periods of non-compliance.