As recently as July 1997, Leal gave testimony before the Congressional Subcommittee responsible for Parks and Recreation legislation. The recreation fee program outlined in this document is virtually identical in detail to the demonstration fee program authorized by Congress in last year. Having provided these referential starting points, Wild Wilderness leaves you to arrive at your own conclusions. The following materials are listed according to their file number in the Wild Wilderness reference collection. There is no significance to the order in which these are presented.
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Agencies funded out of their net income will be subject to several new laws. First is the Law of Profits, which says that the agency should avoid any activity that loses money. The Second is the Law of Responsiveness, which says that the agency will be most responsive to the users whose fees generate the most profits. The following was drafted by the Thoreau Institute to show one way in which the statement of forest principles could be implemented. The power to set membership fees and arrange annual, mail-in elections for members of the Board.