Financial RecordsLionel has recently started working for a small office supply company as an administrative professional. One of Lionels key responsibilities is updating and maintaining a number of records for the organization. It is nearing year end, which means financial records need to be prepared for the accountant to submit a summary of business activity to the Canada Revenue Agency. Today, Lionel called you on his lunch break; he sounded upset and did not know what to do$.$ His immediate supervisor asked Lionel to omit some expense reports from the summary for the accountant.Lionel realizes this omission could have some serious consequences for the company and possibly affect his employment. Lionel feels at risk and is worried that his new position will be in jeopardy if he fails do what is asked. Lionel believes the best approach is to ignore the request of the supervisor and submit all the expense reports to the accountantwithout sharing this information with the supervisor.Whats the procedure? You decide.