ty. This must be recorded in the prospective adopter’s case record. 7 Farmer, E and Dance, C (2010) Adoption Research Initiative study An investigation of family finding and matching in adoption. 75 3.71. Where the decision is to approve the prospective adopter, the agency should provide them with information which explains the role of the Adoption Register and include the Register’s website address (www.adoptionregister.org.uk). Fast-track approval process 3.72. There is a fast-track process for certain previous adopters and foster carers who bypass Stage One and enter the process at Stage Two. They should receive a tailored assessment (which may include elements of Stage One) to take account of such factors as their previous experience of adopting or fostering in general and experience of the differing needs of the child they have previously adopted/fostered. 3.73. Those eligible for the fast track process are set out in AAR 30F and are adopters who have previously adopted in a court in England or Wales after having been approved under the Adoption Agencies Regulations 2005 (or corresponding Welsh provision), or inter-country adopters who adopted after having been assessed under the Adoptions with a Foreign Element Regulations 2005 and anyone who is an approved foster parent at the time they apply to adopt after having been assessed under the Fostering Services (England) Regulations 20118. 3.74. The agency should provide any necessary additional training, such as where the prospective adopters are seeking to adopt a child with needs which are very different to those of the child they have fostered/adopted. Agencies will in each individual case need to determine whether prescribed checks and/or references should be sought depending on the time since approval and, in th