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If we isolate that language in subsection 3 ( c ) relative to purchases " by the same county officer , department , or institution , " a logical construction of the act might be to place the $ 5,000 contractual limitation solely upon the officer or department rather than the county . Response : Section 403 ( h ) of the Act specifies that a State which is not in full compliance with the requirements of title IV-D of the Act shall be determined to be in substantial compliance only if the Secretary determines that any noncompliance with the requirements is of a technical nature which does not adversely affect the performance of the program . The definition of " Minister " in each of these acts will be changed from " Solicitor General of Canada " to " Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness " . This declaration of policy cannot be taken lightly and the purpose of the Act can be fulfilled , often more justly , by a forfeiture action under section 924 ( d ) without a criminal indictment or conviction of the felon in possession . A family member found in violation of the act can be hit with a fine of 20,000 rupees ( $ 435 ) , a year in prison , or both . Congress provided that an article that has been refused admission under section 801 ( m ) of the act can be admitted only if the necessary information is subsequently submitted , examined by FDA , and found to be adequate . Records maintained by an employer and reports submitted pursuant to and in accordance with the requirements of an approved state plan under section 18 of the act shall be regarded as compliance with this Part 1904 . In part , this less than expected utilization of the Act can be attributed to the difficulty of finding out how to use the Federal Register , and of wending one 's way through the maze of agency Privacy Act procedures . Except as otherwise provided in section 35 of this act , an application for judicial relief under sections 2 to 37 , inclusive , of this act must be made by motion to the court and heard in the manner provided by rule of court for making and hearing motions .