"The NDP may be able to take a leadership role on this front. If they deal with first nations in a manner that respects the tenets of UNDRIP"

That's sort of like being partially pregnant. The main provision of UNDRIP that aboriginal leaders want to see enacted is the right to "free, prior and informed consent." That's the part that requires a constitutional amendment. The moment that any government opens the door to allowing that you can pretty well guarantee that any development in BC is going to come to a screeching halt. And then we are going to be dealing with court cases that go on for decades, court cases whose costs won't be spread across all of Canada, but will all be paid for by BC taxpayers. Sorry, but I just don't see that as a very bright future.