I would just say, as was already said, that the mandate of the review body already allows it to ask for whatever it wants from any department or agency, whenever it wants. Presumably you'd already be staffed by experts who are very much familiar with the mandates and so on. There are already many annual corporate reports and annual reports, and so on, published by the agencies, and things on websites and so on, that explain the powers and duties of these agencies. It's not clear what else you would get. Maybe this is how we're reading how these words are drafted, but it's not clear what additional information you'd get from this amendment.
On April 17th, 2018. See this statement in context.