 The "British Columbia Terms of Union" is still part of the Constitution of Canada, and so the "Constitution Act, 1996" can not conflict with it.Unlike the Constitution of Canada, the British Columbia Constitution is a regular Act of the legislature and can be amended by a normal majority vote.However, any changes that would require an amendment to the "British Columbia Terms of Union" must be done with the consent of the federal government under the section 43 amending formula.