(Hershey) -- Governor Corbett says his commission looking into the pros and cons of privatizing some state services could focus on state parks. Corbett says he’ll announce another panel to examine privatization and innovation opportunities in the state. Exactly what that commission will study is still unclear. But, the governor is throwing out ideas. He says he can conceive of the privatization commission taking a closer look at health care provided in prisons and at how the state runs its parks. "You know there are some places where we don’t have lifeguards in state parks. If we privatize that, took a little bit of money and privatized that, could we have the lifeguards there, because having been a lifeguard, I would like to see lifeguards there at least during the summer season, so is that something that we could privatize, do it cheaper than others," Corbett says. Privatizing the state’s liquor sales is among the measures Corbett says is a priority going into the fall session. He says he won’t rank his legislative wish list, because he doesn’t want to lock himself into a plan that denies the possibility of tradeoffs when the General Assembly reconvenes in September.