vice (England) Regulations 2003 requires records of complaints to be kept. Medical adviser: AAR 8 1.6. The agency is required to appoint at least one registered medical practitioner to be the agency’s medical adviser. AAR 8 also stipulates that the medical adviser is to be consulted about the arrangements for accessing and disclosing health information, as required or permitted by the AAR. 1.7. The medical adviser should be consulted where the agency:  arranges for the child to be examined and obtains a report or reports on the child’s health (AAR 15 and AAR Part 2 of Schedule 1);  arranges for health information to be obtained about the child’s parents and siblings (AAR 16 and AAR Part 4 of Schedule 1);  prepares the child’s permanence report which is to include a comprehensive summary written by the medical adviser on the child’s health (AAR 17);  obtains a report about the health of the prospective adopter (AAR 26 and AAR Part 2 of Schedule 4);  prepares the prospective adopter’s report for the adoption panel, which is to include a comprehensive summary written by the medical adviser on the prospective adopter’s health (AAR 30);  prepares the adoption placement report for an adoption panel (AAR 31);  prepares a report to the court where there has been an application for a placement order, as the agency is required to provide a summary written by the medical adviser on the health of the child;  reviews the child’s case, including reviewing the arrangements for assessing and meeting the child’s health care needs (AAR 36); 16  prepares a report to the court where there has been an application for an adoption order or section 84 order, as the agency is required to provide summaries written by the medical adviser on the health of the child and the prospective ado