According to FAA guidance, what can happen to a remote pilot who knowingly provides false records or reports to the FAA?

Why: AC 107-2A § 4.3 (p. 4-5) states that the government "may take appropriate action against a small UAS owner, operator, remote PIC, applicant for a DOC, or anyone else who fraudulently or knowingly provides false records or reports," and that "such action could include the FAA's imposition of civil sanctions and the suspension or revocation of a certificate or waiver."

• Assumes a remote pilot certificate with a small UAS rating can never be suspended or revoked, but AC 107-2A § 4.3 directly identifies suspension or revocation as a possible consequence of falsification.
• Underestimates the available enforcement response; AC 107-2A describes civil sanctions and certificate/waiver suspension or revocation, not merely a non-punitive warning.