Ms. Wilson-Raybould also claims that "reconciliation cannot emerge without undoing colonial laws". If this means dismantling the Indian Act, and it is hard to read this otherwise, then I think that many people and most non-aboriginal persons would be in favor of this move. After all, it's an old idea, and was a crucial part of the 1969 White Paper. The sooner the aboriginal ghetto system is dismantled, the better, if for no other reason that this will do far more to integrate aboriginal people into the mainstream than any other measure proposed in the "10 principles". After all, reconciliation does not mean respectful nods between antagonists across a divide, but integration,  making a unity out of what were previously two.