Au contraire! With the addition of gigatons of water to the surface of Venus to create oceans, the planet will experience earthquakes. The water will depress the planet's crust where it overlays the new seabed, and the continents won't experience this pressure. The great mass of the water will bend the rocks under the sea, and this will lead to earthquakes until things normalize.

Of course, it would be much better (if more expensive) to insulate the building itself against earthquakes so the structure doesn't fall on your earthquake-proof computers. But I probably shouldn't put the two concepts "sensible architecture" and "government" in the same sentence.

Mark, you owe me a soda for coming up with this rationalization. :)