Which of the following is NOT a criterion listed for calculating the penalty amount?

In the context of determining penalty amounts within the Texas DPS Private Security Bureau framework, the criteria typically considered include the seriousness of the violation, the economic harm caused by the violation, and the violator's previous history of violations. Each of these factors helps to assess the impact of the violation and establish a fair penalty that reflects the severity and consequences of the offense.

The age of the violator is not a relevant criterion for calculating penalties in this context. The focus on factors that relate directly to the nature of the violation and its consequences ensures that penalties are appropriate and justified based on the circumstances of the case, rather than personal attributes such as age. Therefore, while the other three criteria are pertinent in evaluating the seriousness of a violation and determining appropriate penalties, the age of the violator does not influence this assessment.