Question 2 (37 marks) The local taxi registration and deployment system is a paper-based system in which records are created and operated manually. The system requires the rank clerk to manually fill out a form to record returning and leaving vehicles. This demands a highly structured document management system to provide ease of reference, error checking, and efficient retrieval. You know this current system could be more efficient than a computerised system. The clerk must search many physical files before finding the correct record for each process. Keeping data in files for safety and future reference is risky because the files can be easily misplaced or destroyed. Furthermore, data retrieval is complicated, and there are significant data inconsistencies. The primary advantages of the proposed computerised system include its simplicity of operation, high data integrity, security, and speed. The clerk's workload will be reduced once the new system is implemented. 2.1 Perform a feasibility study for the proposed system. (12 marks)2.2 List and describe four potential functionalities and four system requirements for the local taxi registration and deployment system. (8 marks) 2.3 List five (5) stakeholders involved in the proposed system. (5 marks) 2.4 Using examples, describe six (6) design considerations you will consider while developing the local taxi registration and deployment system. (12 marks)