Question 2 Olga migrated to Australia with her husband and two children from Russia one year ago. Her command of English is poor, and she has little understanding of everyday business matters. While home alone, a sales representative of \"Feel Good Gymnasium\" knocked on her door, with an offer for a two-year family deal at the gymnasium for $5,000. The salesman explained that it was necessary in Australia for her children to be t and in good shape at school, or else they were likely to be bullied. Olga, hearing this from the salesman, signed the gymnasium membership contract immediately. She also made an initial advance payment of $ 1 ,000. Olga's husband Peter returned home that evening, and learned about the gymnasium expenditure. He was very upset and angry. As the couple have recently migrated, they have little money, and Peter believes that the salesman made up the story about bullying at school. Olga now wishes to get her money back and get out of the contract. Advise Olga of any statutory rights she has under the Australian Consumer Law against \"Feel Good Gymnasium\". Use appropriate sections and cases to support your argument. (10 marks) (Approximately 20 minutes of writing time)