"The Reference to Considerations for Imposition (RCI) of Fair Trade Commission (FTC)" has come into force for over six years. Generally, the administrative courts may consent to impositions made by FTC. However, the courts recently started to question the listed- and classed standards of the RCI, and then revoked the impositions frequently. Seeing the Changes of the Practical exercises, this article is to introduce the birth and history of the RCI, according to which the amount of a fine shall be decided, and to compare the RCI with the foreign legislations the imposition regulations of the other domestic authorities in order to make clear the relationship between the nature of the RCI and the authorized discretion. Especially, it is also to discuss cases in which the impositions made by FTC are revoked by courts and the reasoning thereof, so as to find out the boundaries to which the administrative courts is allowed examining the Discretion of FTC. At last, it is to indicate how and why the RCI shall be abolished or revised to certain extend, and to put forward some suggestions concerning the future exercise of the imposition of FTC.