Belinda decides to withdraw her entire savings account from the Gippsland Bank after an argument with Ted, the teller. She intends to deposit the entire amount of $15,000 into an account with Second National Bank. When the manager of Gippsland Branch hears this, he refuses to allow her to do so telling her that it is "...against the law for such large transactions to be made without notifying the police." He further advises her that the police will investigate her affairs to determine if she is a 'drug trafficker' and that she could go to jail. This scares Belinda who was convicted of minor drug offences many years ago and is worried about going to jail.

Which is the correct answer?

Group of answer choices

Belinda will be protected by the Bank's duty to assist vulnerable people.

Belinda will not be protected by the bank's duty of confidentiality because the offences were drug offences.

Belinda will be protected by the bank's duty of confidentiality.

Belinda will not be protected by the bank's duty of confidentiality because it is within the bank's interest to advise the public regarding her offences.