Hilcorps Corporation is being enrichened by its presence in Alaska and should quit whining like a freaking baby when it's asked to comply with regulations. And when it is caught with its hand in the cookie jar, like it was here-filing a misleading report to prevent a more stringent compliance track--they should simply own it and shut up. I think it's called "cost of doing business". As for the endangerment of workers--that is more serious. But again, Hilcorps relegates the issue to its mealy-mouthed PR team and their lawyers. Finally, regarding the fines that Hilcorps moans and whimpers about. The State pays Hilcorps hundreds of millions in corporate welfare in the form of Tac Credits. In fact, Hilcorps did so well at the public teat here in Alaska, that they gave $100,000 Christmas bonuses to every one of their 1,400 employees nationwide. $20,000 fine for lying to us and being a bad actor is not too much to ask. It's only 1/5 of a Christmas bonus.