Interesting point. I think you would need a significant penalty aside from being unable to be a decision maker though. Perhaps the individual financial penalti

Interesting point. I think you would need a significant penalty aside from being unable to be a decision maker though. Perhaps the individual financial penalties you mentioned, if high enough, would accomplish this. Otherwise some one found guilty of this could be replaced easily with another willing soul, be moved to another role in the company and paid a handsome salary as a reward, and or consult for others on how to commit fraud or run the company.