From from the main report, no, it doesn't seem like a direct punitive action against Uber, but it sounds like they are preparing to make that happen should some

From from the main report, no, it doesn't seem like a direct punitive action against Uber, but it sounds like they are preparing to make that happen should something similar ever come to light again, and basically letting the US Attorney deal with the rest: > After PBOT initiated this investigation, the City of Portland was notified by the United States Attorney of the Northern District of California that Uber is the subject of a federal inquiry. The City of Portland is cooperating with this on-going probe. > Based on its investigation, PBOT would also recommend the following changes to the current Transportation Network Company and Taxi Code > ● Strengthen language in the Transportation Network Company & Taxi Code to make it clear any attempt to deceive and evade City Officials will result in fines, suspension or Greyball Audit Report | April 2017 26 revocation of operating permit. > ● Strengthen language in the Transportation Network Company & Taxi Code to make it clear any attempt to discriminate against riders on the basis of race, gender, sex or zip code will result in fines, suspension or revocation of operating permit.