Case No. FD21P00367

(1)The adoption agency must obtain, so far as is reasonably practicable, the information about the child which is specified in Part 1 of Schedule 1.(2)Subject to paragraph (4), the adoption agency must –(a)make arrangements for the child to be examined by a registered medical practitioner; and(b)obtain from that practitioner a written report (“the child’s health report”) on the state of the child’s health which shall include any treatment which the child is receiving, any need for health care and the matters specified in Part 2 of Schedule 1,unless the agency has received advice from the medical adviser that such an examination and report is unnecessary.(3)Subject to paragraph (4), the adoption agency must make arrangements –(a)for such other medical and psychiatric examinations of, and other tests on, the child to be carried out as are recommended by the agency’s medical adviser; and(b)for written reports of such examination and tests to be obtained.(4)Paragraphs (2) and (3) do not apply if the child is of sufficient understanding to make an informed decision and refuses to submit to the examinations or other tests.”………“17.