The case provides a detailed catalogue of factors relevant to the length of disqualification orders under s 206E, including graduated ranges (up to 3 years for least serious, 7-12 years for serious, 25+ years for worst cases) with specific indicators for each range. Exposure to a disqualification order is punitive and not merely protective in nature, following Rich v ASIC. Late admissions that obviate the need for trial are a mitigating factor but their weight is limited where the respondents did not cooperate during the ASIC investigation.
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