 party to the proceedings, for example a father without parental responsibility and whether any respondent is under 18 or suffering from a mental disorder within the meaning of the Mental Health Act 1983. If this is the case, medical evidence will be required. Section B - Information about the child and birth family Part 1 8.97. The information required in Part 1 of Section B is similar to that included in the CPR, and the reviews of the child’s case, and reports of visits to the child in placement should have enabled the agency to keep the information up to date through the ICS record. Health 8.98. B.1.(i)(m) requires a summary written by the agency’s medical adviser of the child’s health history, current state of health and any anticipated need for health care, with the date of the most recent medical examination. The agency will need to ensure that the medical adviser is advised in good time of the date by which the report is needed and supplied with all the information available. This will enable them to decide whether a further medical examination is required. 154 8.99. B.1.(ii)(j) requires health information, when available, about the child’s parents. Although this section of the report does not have to be written by the medical adviser, the agency should ensure that they have the most recent information available about the parents in order to advise, in particular, on any health factors with genetic implications for the child. Part 2 8.100. Part 2 gathers together information about:  the child’s previous placement history (if they have been looked after);  the child’s wishes and feelings;  the parent’s or guardian’s wishes and feelings;  relationships between the child and birth family members and other people important to them;  the wishes and feelings of w