practitioner. Where legal advice is required, the review panel will not approach the agency but will seek its own legal advice. 30 1.65. The review panel may make a recommendation on whether or not the applicant is suitable to adopt a child. Where a brief prospective adopter’s report has been made the review panel may recommend that the agency prepares a full prospective adopter’s report in accordance with AAR 30(2) or that the applicant is not suitable to adopt a child. 1.66. The review panel does not have the legal power to consider the recommendation of an adoption panel on a proposed placement as to whether the child should be placed for adoption with that particular prospective adopter. (AAR 32(1)). Where the suitability of the prospective adopter to adopt a specific child was considered by an adoption panel and a qualifying determination made, the review panel will be able to consider and make a recommendation only on the prospective adopter’s suitability to adopt a child and not the specific child in mind. 1.67. The review panel cannot consider complaints about the adoption agency; these should be considered through the agency’s complaints procedure. Disclosure of protected information 1.68. When reviewing a qualifying determination on the disclosure of protected information, the review panel will consider and take into account all of the information passed to the agency in accordance with AIR 15.3. There may be occasions when the review panel needs more information or assistance. The review panel has wide powers and may ask the agency to provide, without charge, specific information or to provide assistance to the review panel. In such cases, the review panel administrator will pass the request to the agency’s liaison officer. Notification of application 1.69. T