IMO any public servant who is genuinely intending to be a SERVANT of the public would be in support of this. (Within reason. Obviously if they got thrown in jail the moment anybody complained baselessly, that would be over the top, but being liable after due process of law for illegal government actions you authorised, just as if you had done them personally, is entirely appropriate.)

Of course that's probably a very small minority, but if you could somehow arrange to fire all the rest and keep just those ones, things might actually run smoothly. (For a while. Constant vigilance, and all that.)