Question 1 (10 Marks) Suppose an organisation that manufactures personal protective equipment for the South African market is located in China. This South African organisation provides personal protective equipment as an additional product offering; however, it is not core to its operations. Using the practical context provided and the scenario above, illustrate a supply chain depicting the movement of these goods. Note: You are to use the illustration of a generic supply chain provided to you as a starting point. You are not to replicate that generic supply chain as your final answer. Marks will be awarded for evidence of application to the scenario provided. Question 2 (10 Marks) Analyse which type of supplier relationship the South African organisation should engage with its Chinese supplier. Note: You are required to identify the type of supplier relationship and justify your choice with the support of theory and application to the scenario and practical case study provided. Please note you are required to show your knowledge through application and full marks will not be awarded if only theory is provided. Question 3 (10 Marks) Analyse which type of negotiation the South African organisation should engage in with its Chinese supplier. Note: You are required to identify the type of supplier relationship and justify your choice with the support of theory and application to the scenario and practical case study provided. Please note you are required to show your knowledge through application and full marks will not be awarded if only theory is provided