A works for the Department of Social Welfare as an accounting officer, where she allegedly siphons R3-million into the secret bank accounts of six accomplices. A is charged in the regional court with 50 charges of fraud. After obtaining instructions from A, D, A's attorney approaches the prosecutor, P, with a 'plea bargain' offer, and suggests that the arrangement be concluded 'in the traditional sense' of plea bargaining. In terms of this arrangement, A agrees to plead 'guilty' to 25 instead of 50 charges, and also insists that the plea bargain agreement must include a formal agreement on sentence. Discuss the workability of the arrangement according to D's suggestions.