ion will include details of the applicant and 204 any other information that will assist the subject in fully understanding the nature, circumstances and background of the application. 10.85. The intermediary agency may disclose information to any person or body with whom it has made an arrangement to provide counselling on its behalf. For counselling and support to be meaningful and beneficial, the body providing the counselling will probably require access to some or all of the information that the intermediary agency holds about the application. This will include any information that the intermediary agency may have obtained from the AAA under ISR 12. It is important that the AAA which has supplied the information is aware of the intention of the intermediary agency to share it with another body in order for it to provide the counselling. 10.86. The intermediary agency may attach conditions or restrictions on the information it passes to the body or person providing the counselling. For example, where counselling is being provided to the applicant, the body or person providing that counselling must take care not to disclose any identifying information about the subject where their consent to the disclosure has not been obtained. However, where such consent has been obtained and the intermediary agency considers that it is appropriate for the information to be disclosed to the applicant, the person providing the counselling may be authorised to disclose that information on behalf of the intermediary agency. Offence: ISR 17 10.87. The inappropriate disclosure of identifying information could be distressing and may even place individuals, including children, at risk of harm. ISR 17 therefore makes it a criminal offence for an intermediary adoption agency to disclose any