Whether the defendant had to be questioned by the prosecution before the penalty order was issued.
A pre-penalty-order examination by the prosecutor was not mandatory; the defendant could obtain full hearing through objection and the first-instance trial.
A penalty order is based on a summary assessment, may be issued before the investigation is formally closed, and does not require an evidentiary hearing or a prosecutorial interrogation; the right to be heard was satisfied because the defendant could speak at trial.