Hi i am looking for the following ans of the case study, it is the ontario engineering law

QUESTION 1: If Marco files at the APEO a complaint against Pauline, identify three (3) ethical breaches that the APEO may accused Pauline Smith of. For each, provide a legal justification by indicating the applicable section (paragraph and sub-paragraph if applicable) and name (not the reference) of the legislation or regulation. Also explain in the context of this case, which facts of the case is related to the breach. (15 points) Information you will find in the case Information you will find in the law Facts in the above case that capture Breaches of the Legal the breach of the Ontario engineers Code of ethics justification Ontario engineers Code of ethics (Note: use the wording of the (section, (1 point each) legislation/regulation) paragraph, sub- (2 points each) paragraph + name) (2 points each) 1. 2. 3.CASE No. 1 Pauline Smith, P.Eng is a duly registered engineer with the APEO. Pauline is the chief engineer of a gold mine near a remote town in northern Ontario. The engineering mining company ABC inc. is the main employer in the region. Recently, the mining company ABC inc. considered the possibility to merge with XYZ inc., another big mining company in Ontario. Before the merger takes place, XYZ inc chief engineer, Marco Belvye P.Eng., has the mandate to review ABC inc. profiles and documents. Marco is a duly registered engineer with the APEO. Immediately upon starting its new mandate, Marco spent some time reviewing ABC inc. mining company's operational procedures. Marco discovered that for several years, under the direction of Pauline, tailing ponds at the ABC inc. mine have been releasing toxic and corrosive substances into the environment in violation of the law. Marco also found in the ABC inc. company's files a recent report prepared by an engineering consulting firm in Toronto GtenGold inc. The report concerned an economic feasibility study for updating the mine's facilities. In the report addressed to Pauline, the engineering consulting firm specifically urged the mining company ABC inc. to undertake a number of expensive capital improvements necessary to ensure compliance with environmental law. Marco also learned that the mining company ABC inc. could not afford the necessary improvements and, if forced to implement them, might have to close. Marco found nothing in the ABC inc. mining company's files that indicate that Pauline and/or ABC inc. informed the governmental authorities of the illegal discharges