>A vocal minority will complain, this will get built into the supply chain, and a decade or two from now, only older folks will complain. Yeah, and then during

>A vocal minority will complain, this will get built into the supply chain, and a decade or two from now, only older folks will complain. Yeah, and then during a disaster there's a fault with these new components that render the generator unusable during a critical time that results in someone dying. >Notice how much safer cars are versus decades ago. Cars tend to work even if the modern features are broken. Imagine if the car would stop its engine if it couldn't detect that your seatbelt was on. Eg during a drive the detector malfunctions and suddenly your car loses power in the highway. A generator working can be very important at a time when other stuff tends to break. Making it less likely to work is going to cause problems. Having models with these protections is splendid. Making it mandatory on all of them is not.