Have you ever applied to be an officer and gone through the process? It's not that simple.
Commenting on the name is fine, the problem is the process cannot and should not be totally public.

Officers are subjected to polygraphs where they are asked intensely probing questions. They're asked questions throughout the process about anything that could make them susceptible to blackmail or bribery. Things like "have you ever taken a naked photo of yourself? If so, who might have access to it?" "Have you ever engaged in [x] sexual activity?" "Have you ever committed a crime, even if you weren't caught? If so, what was it or what were they?"

There's a battery of psychological tests that look not only at emotional stability as it pertains to law enforcement, but people may reveal past mental health issues like struggles with depression, suicidal thoughts, etc. that are not appropriate for the public eye.

Yes, make the process more transparent, but don't make it more PUBLIC.