After some discussion, the commission settled on 14 days.
The Commission settled with Polycom after considering the company's self-disclosure, cooperation, and remediation.
The commission settled with the bank later on, after substantially increasing the fine.
The next month, the commission settled a case against Golden Gift L.L.C., a toy company based in Vernon, Calif., for $125,000.
The commission settled its suit with New Jersey by issuing a cease-and-desist order, which the state accepted without admitting or denying the findings.
In July 2012 the Georgia state ethics commission settled five complaints against Mr Deal alleging misuse or improper reporting of campaign funds during his 2010 run for governor.
After considering a range of sweeping proposals for a referendum, the commission settled on a less ambitious one that would prohibit candidates from accepting campaign contributions from corporations.
A permanent rule change had initially been proposed, but as the vote neared and it appeared that a majority of board members might oppose the program, the commission settled on a temporary pilot program instead.
In February, the commission settled a case with State Street Bank and Trust of Boston in which the S.E.C. charged that the company misled investors about their exposure to subprime investments while selectively disclosing more complete information to certain favored clients.
Earlier this year, the commission settled a two-year-old Federal lawsuit against the company involving 300 women who the agency determined were subjected to a sexually hostile and offensive work environment at the automobile plant.
The commission settled the complaint at the same time, imposing a $15,000 fine on the auditor, Thomas J. Saiz, and enjoining him and his firm from violating the securities laws in the future.
