Factors not taken into account for the purposes of Article 28F
59. The following factors are not to be taken into account in determining whether it would be just and equitable to agree to a variation in any case—
(a)the fact that the conception of the qualifying child was not planned by one or both of the parents;
(b)whether the non-resident parent or the person with care of the qualifying child was responsible for the breakdown of the relationship between them;
(c)the fact that the non-resident parent or the person with care of the qualifying child has formed a new relationship with a person who is not a parent of that child;
(d)the existence of particular arrangements for contact with the qualifying child, including whether any arrangements made are being adhered to;
(e)the income or assets of any person other than the non-resident parent;
(f)the failure by a non-resident parent to make payments of child support maintenance, or to make payments under a maintenance order or a maintenance agreement; or
(g)representations made by persons other than the parties.