Question 1 ANSWER ALL SUB-QUESTIONS Lots-a-Fun Ltd (\"LP") is a publicly listed entertainment company, which runs a range of theme parks, bowling alleys and movie cinemas. Its board is made up of five directors: Tienne Sinnamon (the Managing Director), Jack Daniels and three non-executive directors, Sarah Evans (the chairperson), Andrew Lindsay and Guy Webb. LP is always on the lookout for additional entertainment venues that it can acquire and then operate at a profit. Whenever a new opportunity arises, Jack Daniels is generally in charge of the negotiations and due diligence process on the potential acquisition. However, Jack has been discussing with Tienne the fact that he would like to set up his own company focused just on running theme parks. Tienne notes that she would be supportive of this and offers to invest in the company when he sets it up. An opportunity arises for LP to purchase a reasonably successful theme park in Melbourne called Nightmare Land. Jack is put in charge of the negotiations and due diligence. In working through the due diligence Jack recognizes that this is an opportunity that he would like to take for himself. He represents to the managers and owners of Nightmare Land that LP is not interested in the park, as it does not fit with their branding of great value entertainment for all the family. However, he himself, with a company he has just incorporated (Be Scared Pty Ltd, which Tienne has purchased 20% of the shares in) would be interested in acquiring the theme park. The owners of Nightmare Land seem amenable to this and, given they were aware that Jack had authority to negotiate on behalf of LF, assume that LF is not interested in the park. Jack continues negotiations and eventually arranges for Be Scared Pty Ltd to purchase the park. He then resigns from LF. At the next board meeting of LF, Tienne notes Jack's resignation and the fact that the opportunity to purchase Nightmare Land has fallen through. When Andrew and Guy ask who purchased the park, Tienne notes that it was Jack's new company. However, she says that she doesn't want to create any dispute between LF and Jack and therefore recommends that they do not pursue Jack or Be Scared Pty Ltd at all. The other directors reluctantly agree. Tienne does not disclose the fact that she owns 20% of the shares in Be Scared Pty Ltd. At a BBQ later that week, Andrew Lindsay, discusses the outcomes of the meeting with Alfred, who is a substantial shareholder of LF. Alfred is concerned about the actions of the