That's where I was going to go, because the onus in all lobbying is on the lobbyists themselves. I know we've asked questions about whether there should be a reverse onus on the public office holders. I know when the Conservatives promised open accountability, they promised that ministers would report who they were meeting with, and that hasn't happened.
Would it be helpful to have ministers and certain levels of office holders do some reporting to you as well, so that you could see who's meeting with who, and if something is missing you would see that, and you could cross-reference? If both parties knew they were being reported, they would be more open to telling and be more upfront about their meetings, because if one party reported it and one party didn't, then that would raise a red flag. So it's opening up a whole new area of onus. Should we be moving the onus to both parties?