gy prepared for the CPR (paragraph 9 of Schedule 1 Part 1 of the AAR); the information for paragraphs (b) and (c) as to the child’s views will have been gathered in accordance with AAR 17.1.c for the CPR. There may be an addendum if the child has expressed further wishes following the agency decision that they should be placed for adoption. Paragraph (d) requires information as to the child’s wishes and feelings as recorded in any other proceedings; this is not explicitly required for the CPR. In most cases the ‘other proceedings’ concerned are likely to be current parallel care proceedings, and the child’s wishes and feelings with regard to those proceedings are likely to be found in the report of the children’s guardian for the proceedings. 8.87. Again, most of the information regarding the child’s parents and relatives required for Part 2 of Section B will be contained in the CPR, notably in paragraphs 11 and 14 of Part 1 and paragraphs 11 and 27 of Part 2 of Schedule 1 of the AAR, and AAR 17.1.d, e and g. AAR 17.1.d requires information concerning current as well as previous court proceedings in respect of the child’s siblings, and this information may not have been recorded in the CPR, and the information required by AAR 17.1.d is not limited to siblings who are still under the age of 18. If it is possible to ascertain these details in respect of siblings who are now adult, these should be included. 8.88. Part 3 of Section B requires for the most part factual information concerning the agency’s actions to date, but importantly must also set out the agency’s reasons for considering that adoption would be in the child’s best interests. The reasons 151 given by the agency’s decision-maker for making the decision under AAR 19 should be included here. See chapter 1 for 