Yeah, the way planned burns make people anxious and provoke questions about unintended consequences is a pretty good example of a political problem with impleme

Yeah, the way planned burns make people anxious and provoke questions about unintended consequences is a pretty good example of a political problem with implementing something officials have known is generally good policy for a while. That said, there are certainly other areas in which the law has come down on the side of limited-to-no liability for officials acting within certain bounds of reason/propriety in their capacities of office, so it's not exactly unheard of.