People in policy are not dealing with bribery and corruption (which is the framing of the comment I replied to).

If bribery is occurring, then I would expect it to be used to get higher value personally directed outcomes (not a few percent on the bottom line). The suggested incentives sound completely wrong to me (which is the point of my comment). Obviously my own ignorant opinion given that I have zero experience "bribing Congresscritters".

I can believe there is corruption, but I also believe smart people will hide their goals better than the internet peanut gallery assume.