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Third, if the parties can't resolve their views about the move, the ''moving guardian'' must prove, under s. 69(4) that:
#he or she has proposed to move "in good faith,", and
#he or she has proposed "reasonable and workable" arrangements to preserve the child's relationships with other guardians and persons with significant roles in the child's life.
The test is a bit different if the moving guardian and the objecting guardian share the child's time equally or almost equally. In that case, the ''moving guardian'' must prove, under s. 69(5) that:
#he or she has proposed to move "in good faith,",
#he or she has proposed "reasonable and workable" arrangements to preserve the child's relationships with other guardians and persons with significant roles in the child's life, and
#the move is in the child's best interests.
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