g). Paragraph (h) sets out the reasons 155 for the agency’s decision that adoption would be in the child’s best interests. This will require information regarding the agency decision-maker’s decision under AAR 19 and the reasons for it, together with the date, and should explain the reason for any delay in implementing the decision. Note that this is historical information. Section E will set out the agency’s current view. Section C – The prospective adopter(s) Part 1 8.103. The information for Part 1 will be in the prospective adopter’s report. It will however need to be updated to reflect current circumstances, future plans, and an assessment of the prospective adopter’s suitability to bring up this particular child throughout childhood. It must confirm that the prospective adopter continues to be approved under AAR 30B. Where the prospective adopters are a couple, paragraph (h) requires a current assessment of the stability and permanence of their relationship. Health information 8.104. Again, the medical adviser is required to write a summary of the prospective adopter’s health history, current state of health and any anticipated need for health care, with the date of the most recent medical examination. The medical adviser will need to consider whether any developments in respect of the prospective adopter’s health since approval and placement justify further investigation. Part 2 8.105. Part 2 will set out the views, wishes and feelings of the prospective adopter and members of their household and wider family concerning the adoption. It must include information as to whether the prospective adopter is willing to follow any wishes of the child or birth parent in respect of the child’s religious or cultural upbringing, and the prospective adopter’s wishes and feeli