Currently, that would not be a requirement because it's only oral and arranged. In the future, if they actually communicated with your office with those emails, they would have to put in whoever they sent it to. If they didn't send it to you and they sent it to your staff, then your staff—if they're designated public office holders—would have to say that they sent it to you. That's what they're doing in B.C. now. You could ask them, if it's a concern.
