This would even be necessary, especially since the Supreme Court, in the Vavilov decision last December, determined that the agents' analysis really had to be followed, that is to say that its reasoning had to be followed. We're hearing more and more about cases going all the way to the Federal Court, where decisions are then overturned by the judges, who feel that the analysis isn't sufficient or sound enough.
From this perspective, having more justified decisions would benefit both the public system and the courts. Also, I think people would have a greater sense of justice if they at least felt that their case had been read, which is not the case for most people right now.