Incorrect Question 9 0 / 0.1 pts Lisa buys some mobile phones for her employees to use in her engineering contracting business. One week later one of the phones refuses to turn on. When she checks the contract for the purchase of the phones which she signed she notices a clause which says, "The Purchaser agrees that the phones are purchased for business purposes and are not subject to the Consumer Guarantees Act." Which statement is correct? Lisa can require the phone to be repaired, or if it cannot be repaired, replaced under the Consumer Guarantees Act. . Lisa can require the phone to be repaired, or if it cannot be repaired, replaced under the Consumer Guarantees Act. In addition the supplier is likely to be charged with the offence of attempting to contract out of the Consumer Guarantees Act as this type of activity is prohibited under the Consumer Guarantees Act. Lisa is excluded from the operation of the Consumer Guarantees Act and cannot require the phone to be repaired, or replaced under that Act because the business use of goods is not included under the Consumer Guarantees Act. Lisa is excluded from the operation of the Consumer Guarantees Act and cannot require the phone to be repaired, or replaced under that Act