> The fact that the same adviser ignored his own advice, while both sickening, and amusingly ironic, is incidental here. It's a bit worse because it's not just

> The fact that the same adviser ignored his own advice, while both sickening, and amusingly ironic, is incidental here. It's a bit worse because it's not just "advice" or "guidance", it is also the law. He broke the law. Plenty of people have had fixed penalty notices as a result of breaking that law.