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Ontario Police College (OPC) Exam 1 Practice Test

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What is the maximum amount an accused may be required to pay if they fail to comply with any condition of the undertaking?
Correct Answer:
Not more than $500
Explanation:
When someone is released on an undertaking, they promise to meet certain conditions. If they fail to comply, there can be a monetary consequence, but the law fixes a clear ceiling: not more than five hundred dollars. This limit keeps penalties proportional and predictable across cases. So the maximum amount that may be required to be paid for breaching an undertaking is five hundred dollars.

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