What if the government is, in fact, unable to competently manage the park lands for whatever reason? Then the benefits of such choice become obvious and quite a

What if the government is, in fact, unable to competently manage the park lands for whatever reason? Then the benefits of such choice become obvious and quite alluring: why acquire competency if you can make someone else (who is already competent) to do it instead of you and also pay you for the privilege of doing this work? It's a win-win situation.