From the "peer reviewed" research only about 20% of households live in households where the gas stove is used with proper ventilation.
In other words, about 80% of households that have gas stoves use the exhaust improperly or not at all, yet only 13% of childhood asthma is attributed to gas stove. Simple Bayesian reasoning suggests that most of those are because people are not using their exhaust. Even if inductive stoves were used exclusively, cooking food that results in burning without exhaust is bad for you.
Rather than a ridiculously excessive ban, why not just tell people to use their stove and exhaust properly, or have new installations include an automatically turned on exhaust to the outside of the house? Monoxide sensors are already a thing smh.
Instead, we'll have a bunch of inductive stoves (which are great, by the way), that are substantially more expensive than their equivalent gas stoves, and the government will continue to lament the small marginal increases in housing year after year after year.