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Medrano accepts work requiring travel of more than fourteen (14) consecutive calendar days outside the greater Los Angeles metropolitan area, his custodial time during those days shall transfer to Ms

Medrano shall be entitled to make-up time equal to the number of custodial days lost, to be scheduled by mutual agreement within sixty (60) days of his return

If the parties cannot agree on a make-up schedule, the dispute shall be referred to the parenting plan coordinator

Fonseca's work requires travel of comparable duration (more than fourteen consecutive calendar days outside the greater Los Angeles metropolitan area), the reciprocal provision shall apply: her custodial time during those days shall transfer to Mr

Fonseca proposes that when either parent is unavailable during their custodial time for a period exceeding eight (8) consecutive hours (other than during school hours or regular school-day childcare), the other parent shall have the right of first refusal for childcare before a third-party caretaker is engaged

The offering parent must provide reasonable advance notice (at least twenty-four hours when practicable) and the other parent may accept or decline without explanation