And this of course is the major problem with fines based approaches, to anything. Some people can afford it, some people would be spending their electricity money.
And Saint Boris kept saying "I've paid the fine, now pleeeeeeeeeeeeeease can we move on from the parties that never happened?" He made such a big deal of paying a £60 fine which was a bit of loose change to him, while people with far less wealth than him were being fined five-figure sums, while he and his merry men partied.
And the bullying and coercing people to be vaccinated, with the Archbishop of Canterbury getting involved. "Jesus would get vaccinated to protect others." There was a poster (which I think was banned) aimed at children, showing them in superhero costumes.
Then there's was the sheer amount of used masks found discarded in the streets. I used to pick them up and put them in the bin.
I know somebody who packaged them up nicely, and sent them to Downing Street, taking them to another town to post them, so they would not be traced back to her. What about the poor staff at Downing street who had to open them, I hear you ask? They had their frequent "essential for motivation" parties to comfort them.