n’s wishes and feelings;  relationships between the child and birth family members and other people important to them;  the wishes and feelings of wider family members and others;  current contact between the child and the birth parent;  details of arrangements concerning siblings, including half- and step- siblings;  whether the prospective adopter has met the child’s birth parent or other family members and, if so, the effect of the meeting. It is important to note that information given about wishes and feelings should indicate clearly when these were last ascertained, and, in relation to the parents, also indicate their wishes and feelings as recorded at earlier stages in the process leading up to the adoption application. This part of the report is not solely factual, since it must include the agency’s opinion on the nature of the child’s relationships and whether they are likely to continue, and, if so, to benefit the child. It must include also an assessment of the ability and willingness of family members or friends to provide a secure environment for the child and meet their needs. 8.101. The details required concerning siblings (whose names and ages will have been entered in Part 1) include their current living arrangements and details of any current or previous court proceedings to which they are or have been subject. An indication must also be given of whether any of them is the subject of a parallel application (that is an application by the same prospective adopter). Part 3 8.102. Part 3 consists of a summary of the agency’s actions in respect of the child and birth family, as set out in paragraphs (a)-(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 informati