What I would say is that, in general, any time I speak to a farmer, when you talk about anything forcing, requiring or making prescriptive a certain purchase, activity or behaviour, generally, they would oppose it.
What we want is for farmers to be able to choose what best suits their operation. It could be that, perhaps, somebody does choose to purchase an electric vehicle; that could be their choice. However, not everybody has the means, nor is it practical, necessarily, depending on whether you're in, say, Ethelbert, Manitoba. It may not be realistic for you if the infrastructure doesn't exist. I think, today, that's not necessarily feasible for many producers.