(Company B) operates a shop selling electrical goods. The director and majority shareholder has called you to arrange a meeting to discuss a business venture that he is considering. At the meeting, the client explains that he intends to make an offer for the same small hardware business that Company A is seeking to acquire. He is aware that there is another bidder for the business, but is unaware that it is Company A, or that Company A used to be your client. When the meeting is over, you start to feel uneasy. You want to help Company B and provide a valued service on behalf of the practitioner for whom you are the continuity provider. But you realise that you are also in possession of confidential information concerning the plans of your previous client. You are aware of Company A's problems and its motivation for wishing to acquire the business. Question 3 a) Cite from the case the ethical dilemma you might find yourself in and not tarnish your reputation or profession? (5) b) How will you safeguard your reputation and that of your profession? (4) c) Identify the affected parties and who should be involved in the resolution? Discuss in detail. (6)