Fair Play Point is a method of awarding additional points for playing hockey while meeting some discipline levels set up by the governing body of the sport. The concept is designed so that players, coaches, and fans are there for the love of the sport. The main governing bodies that use this concept are Hockey Québec, Minnesota Hockey. The concept also appears to be used in the state of Pennsylvania for youth hockey programs. The threshold levels for player penalty minutes in Quebec is as follows: GP W L T PT FP LP TP 8 1 4 3= 5 +8 +8=21 (2 pts. for wins and 1 pt. for ties)