A 2013 study found that over 4,400 children per year receive hospital care for injuries suffered at amusement parks and water parks, and 29 deaths from amusement rides were reported from 2010 to 2016. The Consumer Product Safety Commission is responsible for temporary parks such as traveling carnivals, while states are responsible for permanent amusement parks. Six states have no laws requiring inspections. Some states provide extensive inspection by state employees, while others allow amusement parks to hire private, licensed inspectors to check for safety problems. Would you favor a federal law requiring uniform, comprehensive government inspection of all amusement parks and water parks?