The government—not this current government, for it started with the past government—has had no problem throwing literally hundreds of millions of dollars at an email system and hundreds of millions of dollars at fixing a payment system. When you're talking about allocation of resources, then, which was at issue in a previous question, put it towards making the information management system more efficient, use the Internet more for proactive disclosure of everything. Then you will not have a problem with requests, because you'll be able to say “Here's the link, here's the link, here's the link—it has already been disclosed, because we do it proactively all the time.”
That's the way to deal with this problem. Throwing up barriers of any kind is not the way to deal with it. It's punishing the public, who are the victims of the bad system that has been set up, and denying the public's right to know, which is a constitutional right.