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QUESTION 2 (15 marks) Answer all parts. a. Oil and gas giant, Subsea Total Ltd, claimed in a newspaper advertisement that it had a clear plan to meet net zero emissions by 2026 and that natural gas was a 'clean fuel'. Whilst natural gas is the cleanest fossil fuel, it is not as clean as wind or solar power. Their plan relies on the development of certain technologies which have not yet been developed and might not be developed Could Subsea Total Ltd be in breach of section 18 Australian Consumer Law? Explain your answer fully. 5 marks b. Explain if the following people would be consumers for the purposes of the statutory guarantees: i. Lucy paid $100 for a bikini which became see through when wet; ii. Alpha Constructions Ltd paid $145,000 for a car to be used by its directors; ill. Farming Best Pty Ltd paid $120,000 for a tractor to be used to cut wheat. 6 marks GreenPower Ltd and Solar Power Ltd both manufacture solar panels for installation on house roofs. One company trades only in Victoria, and the other trades only in New South Wales and Queensland. They exchange price lists and both agree to set identical prices for each of the various components they manufacture, Does such an agreement breach the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth)? Explain your answer fully 4 marks C. QUESTION 2 (15 marks) Answer all parts. a. Oil and gas giant, Subsea Total Ltd, claimed in a newspaper advertisement that it had a clear plan to meet net zero emissions by 2026 and that natural gas was a 'clean fuel'. Whilst natural gas is the cleanest fossil fuel, it is not as clean as wind or solar power. Their plan relies on the development of certain technologies which have not yet been developed and might not be developed Could Subsea Total Ltd be in breach of section 18 Australian Consumer Law? Explain your answer fully. 5 marks b. Explain if the following people would be consumers for the purposes of the statutory guarantees: i. Lucy paid $100 for a bikini which became see through when wet; ii. Alpha Constructions Ltd paid $145,000 for a car to be used by its directors; ill. Farming Best Pty Ltd paid $120,000 for a tractor to be used to cut wheat. 6 marks GreenPower Ltd and Solar Power Ltd both manufacture solar panels for installation on house roofs. One company trades only in Victoria, and the other trades only in New South Wales and Queensland. They exchange price lists and both agree to set identical prices for each of the various components they manufacture, Does such an agreement breach the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth)? Explain your answer fully 4 marks C