RCIC Aaron speaks Spanish fluently, having grown up in Argentina and being educated in Spain. All of Aaron's clients are from Spanish-speaking countries, and their documents are provided in Spanish. He is required to retain the services of a third-party translator to translate these documents into English. However, because Aaron is fluent in Spanish, he decides to translate his clients' documents into English himself and save his clients some money. Aaron pays a certified translator a small fee to insert her translator's credentials and stamp on the documents when he is finished translating the documents himself. Should Aaron continue to do this? Question 5 options: a) No, Aaron must fully retain the services of a certified third-party translator, or he may be breaching his "Compliance with applicable legislation" from the Code of Professional Conduct. b) Yes, Aaron does not strictly require the services of a third-party translator because he is fluent in Spanish himself. c) No, doing so is illegal, and Aaron can be arrested or charged with providing fraudulent documentation. d) No, doing so is in direct conflict of interest between Aaron and the third-party translator