The article mentioned in the 'Evaluating social impact information' lecture from The Conversation $($titled $"\text{'}$Invisible$\text{'}$ consultants help companies write sustainability reports"$)$ explained several problems with using consultants in sustainability reporting. Select ALL that are correct as mentioned in the article. Group of answer choicesConsultants typically act in the interests of the chief finance officerThere are no problems in hiring consultants because they are independentConsultants may selectively frame data in a way that presents the business in a positive wayConsultants generally charge a high fee with minimal regulatory scrutinyConsultants are generally hired to complete a certain task e$.$g$.$ deliver a sustainability report by a certain deadline