For me, this is irrelevant. It's a good idea, and properly implemented it could help keep the sitting government from advertising for itself using public funding, but the reality for me is that every other concern suddenly shifted to second place when the BC NDP passed an internal policy restricting straight, white males from running as candidates. Unless you can demonstrate you're part of some minority status, you literally can't run for the NDP nomination. 

The policy forced a man looking to run in a riding to "reveal" he was bisexual in a secret meeting with the party, and when his win was contested by his disabled, female competitor, that secret meeting became public so he could justify his presence in the competition. It's pretty clear his sexuality was invented so that he could circumvent the restriction.

That kind of bigotry has no place in Canadian politics, and any straight male in BC that votes for the BC NDP needs their head examined.