Q Search INSTRUCTION: This is an alternative assessment for written test. Please answer ALL questions in this section. Question 1 The Volkswagen (VW) emissions scandal - also known as 'emissionsgate' and dieselgate' started in September 2015, when the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced that it believed VW had cheated emissions tests. It turned out that the company had been fitting what some industry commentators described as 'defeat devices to its diesel cars, which included software that would detect when the cars were undergoing laboratory testing and turn on controls to reduce nitrogen emissions. The cars would then appear to comply with the agency's standards but, in some cases, were emitting up to 40 times the nitrogen dioxide limit when driving on the road. This discovery led to investigations worldwide, with some estimates suggesting the scandal affected up to 11 million cars. Required: Discriminate the issue of corporate governance from the case given above (5 marks) - of 2