Premiere Pro Production is unable to handle Multi-camera source sequences in PP2024

At our company we use Premiere Pro productions for all projects. One of the fundemental ways we use it, is by gathering raw material in one project within the production, so everyone in the production refers to the the same raw material project. In that way when people create their own project within productions, they only create sequences in their project, where they drop materiale on the timeline from the raw material project. In that way they can easily share sequences with each other without creating dublicates of the raw materiale within their own sequence projects. 

We also use Multi-camera source sequences a lot and in PP2024, there seems to have been introduced a bug, that makes Premiere Productions unable to handle Multi-camera source sequences within Production in the way we used to work with it in PP2023.

In PP2023 we were able to create multicam source sequences in the raw material project within Productions, and then drag those multicam source sequences onto timelines in the Sequence project within Production and it wouldn't create dublicates of the raw material in the sequence project. Now in PP2024 when you add multi-camera source sequences in a timeline in the Sequence project, it will create raw material dublicates to that project. 

Steps to reproduce: 

1. Create a production with two different projects. 

2. Import raw material into the "Raw material project"

3. Create a multicam source sequence in the "Raw materiale project"

4. Create a sequence in the empty "Sequence project" 

5. Drag the multi-camera source sequence from the "Raw materiale project" onto the newly created sequence in the "Sequnce project" 

What should have happened: 
The raw material from the "Raw material project" should only be visible in the "Raw material project"

What actually happened: 

The raw clips within the multi-camera source sequence will be dublicated to the "Sequence project" creating a mess in the "Sequence project" that only should hold sequences - not raw material.