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Supportive institutions like Morgan Stanley's Counterpoint Global Fund and South Korea’s National Pension Service have already declared their intention to vote in favor of Musk’s comprehensive performance plan, highlighting that institutional backing for Tesla and Musk’s vision remains robust. Conversely, some entities—including Norway’s $2 trillion Sovereign Wealth Fund—continue to oppose, citing concerns over the size of the package and reliance on Musk, reflecting ongoing debates about executive compensation and shareholder safeguards.