There is something to be said for that, and I think there have been relatively recent reforms that have tried to assist Parliament in undertaking financial scrutiny, for example, by creating a financial scrutiny unit that can provide assistance to parliamentarians. However, to a certain extent, when you have more officials providing advice and guidance and analysis, whether it be in Parliament or elsewhere, there will be an additional cost.
I think there is also something more that could be done in terms of education and training as well.