Martin Green provides retirement planning advice to high-net-worth individuals. One of his clients, Sunhil Baal, is a successful entrepreneur who runs several small businesses locally. Green notices that Baal is currently contributing to his pension plan in a manner that is very tax inefficient. He consults a colleague, Paul Rodgers, and discusses the sources of income that Baal has and the pension contributions that he makes. Rodgers agrees that Baal could make significant tax savings through changing the way he contributes to his personal pension plan, and agrees to contact Baal regarding his situation. Which of the following statements is most accurate regarding Green's behavior? Green is: In violation of Standard III(E): Preservation of Confidentiality O Not in violation of Standard III(E): Preservation of Confidentiality since his actions have benefited the client O Not in violation of Standard III(E): Prescrvation of Confidentiality since Rodgers is a colleague of Green