When you are looking at offers of financial products, you need to understand what an option is. If someone offers you an option to buy a financial product, it means they are offering you two things: the option itself and the financial product that the option is about. You can think of it like being given a choice to buy something, and the choice is also something that can be bought or sold.

If someone gives you an option without actually offering it to you, it is still considered an offer of the option. Also, if someone offers to give you an option, it is like they are offering to create a new option just for you. You can find more information about options in Schedule 1, and there is also something important to note in clause 11 of Schedule 1 about when options are not included.