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:#each guardian will have the obligation to discuss with the other guardians any significant decisions that have to be made concerning the child, including significant decisions about the health (except emergency decisions), education, religious instruction, and general welfare, | :#each guardian will have the obligation to discuss with the other guardians any significant decisions that have to be made concerning the child, including significant decisions about the health (except emergency decisions), education, religious instruction, and general welfare, | ||
:#the guardians will have the obligation to discuss significant decisions with each other and the obligation to try to reach agreement on those decisions, | :#the guardians will have the obligation to discuss significant decisions with each other and the obligation to try to reach agreement on those decisions, | ||
:#in the event that the guardians cannot reach agreement on a significant <span class="noglossary">decision</span> despite their best efforts, the guardian with the majority of parenting time with the child will be entitled to make those decisions and the other guardian(s) will have the right to apply for directions on any decision the guardian(s) consider(s) contrary to the best interests of the child, under s. 49 of the ''Family Law Act'', and | :#in the event that the guardians cannot reach agreement on a significant <span class="noglossary">decision</span> despite their best efforts, the guardian with the majority of parenting time with the child will be entitled to make those decisions and the other guardian(s) will have the right to apply for directions on any <span class="noglossary">decision</span> the guardian(s) consider(s) contrary to the best interests of the child, under s. 49 of the ''Family Law Act'', and | ||
:#each guardian will have the right to obtain information concerning the child directly from third parties, including but not limited to teachers, counsellors, medical professionals, and third-<span class="noglossary">party</span> caregivers. | :#each guardian will have the right to obtain information concerning the child directly from third parties, including but not limited to teachers, counsellors, medical professionals, and third-<span class="noglossary">party</span> caregivers. | ||
