This Unit deals with Securities Regulations.These rules are a product of the 1929stock crash,where all investors did not have the same information.One of the rules prohibits insiders from buying and selling utilizing the information they have learned as an insider (as they know things the rest of the public doesn't). Similarly, members of Congress can be seen as "insiders," as they know what is happening with laws before the rest of the public.However there is no rule for "insider trading" for legislators.

Should such a rule exist? Give reasons in support of your decision.