You work for TelCo, which is a telecommunications network operator with the greatest coverage in Australia measured in both land mass and population. TelCo has struck a deal with one of the National Disability Insurance Scheme providers, NDisco! which allows NDisco! To sell TelCo services and mobile plans under the TelCo brand. NDisco! has become one of your best distribution channels. The CEO of TelCo asks you to find out how NDisco! has become so successful. You find to your horror that NDisco! has been successful by selling post-paid mobile contracts to people with long-term mental health issues who did not understand, or could not afford, the products and services. What do you do? a. Contact the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission to admit that TelCo has engaged in unconscionable conduct and brief the TelCo Board that a pecuniary penalty in the order of $50 million is likely. b. Contact the Australian Securities and Investments Commission to admit that TelCo has engaged in unconscionable conduct and brief the TelCo Board that a pecuniary penalty in the order of $50million is likely. c. Contact the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission to report that NDisco! has engaged in unconscionable conduct and review your distribution contract with NDisco! to examine options for termination. d. Contact the Australian Securities and Investments Commission to report that NDisco! has engaged in unconscionable conduct and brief the TelCo Board that a contract with a person that does not have capacity is unenforceable