That sounds good but it will simply magnify our problem. Others will cry that we should do things differently. We will instead need to solve the problems that created the crisis. It became a cancer that grew to consume our infrastructure. But our managers and leaders didn't have the foresight to see that.
Most people are specialists.
They may know about law, but not finance. They may know about mechanics but not electronics. The fact that we have not solved the Y2K problem is the result of people not understanding systems and how parts of the system are interconnected. They cannot understand someone who explains a problem outside of their specialty. We are besieged by warnings.