The existing legal framework provides for increasing fines and even criminal charges for repeated violations, and has already been successfully used against rich and poor alike for noise, fire & safety, occupancy rules etc. There's absolutely no need for new "tools" to deal with this. Any calls for additional powers should be viewed with extreme suspicion and scepticism.

I remember listening to some podcast, it was something about inequality or etc doesn't matter.

As part of it this woman was to interview some rich guy.

He offered to do it over a dinner and picked her up in his lambo.

When they arrived there was no free space so he parked in the disabled space. When she mentioned that to him he replied.

"Don't worry its a $400 parking space"

The thing is he is not wrong.

There are myriad of stories of companies making millions cheating and when caught paying thousands in fines.

Thats not a deterrent but attractor of bad behaviour.

The fines meant to be fines - something that stings and burns - and not get out of jail free for one's who can afford it.