He relies upon the decision of Saunders J.A. writing for the majority in Berry v. Hart, 2003 BCCA 659; 21 B.C.L.R. (4th) 142, where she said: Courts would be unrealistic, in my view, in failing to recognize that the 40 percent provision of s. 9, if approached with slavish accounting of small units of time, aggravates both the s. 9 financial incentive and financial disincentive inherent in an increase of a child’s time with the minority-time parent. [para. 6]
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