(1) Whoever, intentionally or negligently, due to the consumption of alcoholic beverages or other intoxicants, places himself or herself in a state of intoxication, is deemed to have committed a regulatory offence if he or she commits in such a state an act which may be sanctioned by a regulatory fine, and a regulatory fine cannot be assessed against him or her for such an act because, due to intoxication, he or she has not acted reprehensibly, or because it cannot be ruled out that he or she has not acted reprehensibly.
(2) The regulatory offence may be sanctioned by a regulatory fine. The regulatory fine may not exceed the amount of the regulatory fine which is provided for the act committed while being in a state of intoxication.