4. Terrance works closely with Simon, an accounting manager with the national oil company (FCPA foreign official). Simon has expressed a keen interest to learn more about the home office’s accounting processes and has requested a trip (paid by Terrance’s company) to spend a month at the home office in the United States. After much discussion with the home office’s management and lawyers, the trip is finally approved, and Simon’s expenses will be submitted through the company’s expense reporting system in the United States. Simon arrives and reports to Paul, his host, and his supervisor for the assignment. After a week, Simon submits an expense report to Paul with a charge for $900 worth of laundry and dry cleaning. Paul questions the cost, and the next day Simon produces receipts from the hotel for $900 worth of laundry and dry cleaning. Should Paul approve this charge, even though he is suspicious? What are the business conduct considerations concerning this entire trip?