In Victoria, revenue protection personnel are essentially members of the police force who did not qualify to be an armed law enforcement person. Some of them are fully uniformed, but there are also undercover agents in casual clothes. Regardless of their attire, they must produce a badge and identification when discharging their duties. They have a strict weekly quota they must meet. They operate by asking a suspect to pay a $75 penalty fare on-the-spot, or, if the suspect is not offered this option or refuses to pay on the spot, they instead request for the suspect's name, address and proof of identity to submit a report to the Department of Transport, in which case the fine can increase to $212. The former option does not allow an appeal or refund, but neither does a suspect have to provide their name and address. The latter option allows the suspect to challenge the penalty in court, request for an appeal, request for a payment plan or apply for a work and development permit. If the suspect elects to request a review, the Department can either proceed with a financial penalty, withdraw and refer the matter to the court, withdraw and issue a caution to the suspect, withdraw and take no further action or reduce the fees payable.