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Question 2: Distinctive Cakes is a national bakery that is New Zealand owned and operated. Besides its retail operations, the company is one of the largest contract suppliers to largescale retail and foodservice groups including cafes and restaurants across New Zealand. The company is proud of what they have achieved and want to expand into Australia. To support expansion, the company plans to raise investment capital through a shares issue to the public on the New Zealand stock exchange. However, the company recently became aware of a serious data breach involving its customer database. Condential information such as credit card numbers, customer names, addresses, and phone numbers had been stolen resulting in a loss of over $250,000 and a drop in prot in the quarter following the disclosure of the breach. This was really hard for the company as they was about to release their share issue to the public. The breach resulted in a drop in the estimated worth of its shares, forcing the company to delay the shares issue. The company is now looking for ways to improve data security. Besides educating staff on how to improve security, the company is considering email monitoring software that will scan all employee emails for phishing attempts and send any suspicious emails to the Senior Management team to print and review. Reguired: a) Identify and carefully explain ONE ethical issue and ONE negative impact that may arise from implementing email monitoring process in the company, giving evidence to support your responses. (6 marks) b) Consider the ethical issue g negative impact identified in (a) above: 0 Discuss what the ethical responsibility of Distinctive Cakes management is, when deciding whether they should implement the email monitoring process. 0 Give ONE recommendation that could help minimise the negative impact (or ethical issue) that may arise from implementing the email monitoring process, an_d explain how your reconunendation might reduce the negative impact or ethical issue raised. (9 marks)