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	In British Columbia, the Federal Child Support Guidelines are adopted by regulation and the ''[[Family Law Act]]'' provides for variation of child support in virtually the same way as the ''[[Divorce Act]]'.		In British Columbia, the Federal Child Support Guidelines are adopted by regulation and the ''[[Family Law Act]]'' provides for variation of child support in virtually the same way as the ''[[Divorce Act]].

	Under s. 148(3), the court may set aside an agreement with respect to child support and make an order for child support in its place "if the court would make a different order" than what the agreement provides.		Under s. 148(3), the court may set aside an agreement with respect to child support and make an order for child support in its place "if the court would make a different order" than what the agreement provides.