I would say we have to separate what Parliament votes on and what information is available in support of what Parliament votes on. While you may vote funds at a high level, the database could actually contain information that supports more detailed information, building up to that voted amount. I would keep separate the notion of what Parliament actually votes on at a higher level, but it doesn't mean you can't have more details in support of the database.
That's the whole idea here, to give parliamentarians as much detail as we can in terms of what supports that vote. They can drill down if they want to, but the balance we're trying to strike is that if you vote at too detailed a level, the whole system becomes too administrative. You keep the vote at a reasonably high level, but you support it with additional information.
I think the idea here is recommendation 16: the best way to do that additional information is a database. I think we would have to go beyond what Parliament votes on and give supporting detail.