A U.S. manufacturing company developed an internship program for the children of one of their steel suppliers in China, a company which was owned by the Chinese government. The program allowed for the children of employees at the Chinese company to be interns at the company in the United States, in exchange for the Chinese company providing deeply discounted steel. The supplies manager at the U.S. company was aware of the potential violations of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, but knew that the savings from the discounted steel were helping the company keep its profits high. Which of the following actions would a legally astute manager take?

a. Raise the issue to the executive team and the company's general counsel

b. Develop and implement FCPA training and alert the executive team and general counsel

c. Develop FCPA training and implement the training company-wide

d. None of these are correct.