low 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 feelings concerning contact. Paragraph (c) explores the prospective adopter’s reasons for wishing to adopt the child, their understanding of adoption, and whether they have discussed adoption with the child. Part 3 8.106. This part will set out the history of the agency’s involvement with the prospective adopter, including the dates and reasons recorded for their approval under AAR 30B. The agency’s proposals for contact must be described, together with options for facilitating such contact, whether direct or indirect, and the agency’s opinion on the likely effect of the proposed contact on the prospective adopter and the security of the placement. 156 Section D – The placement 8.107. This section explains the circumstances and date of the child’s placement, which could usefully include information contained in the placement report prepared under AAR 31. This will include a summary of arrangements for adoption support, with the support plan and timescales for continuing support after the making of the adoption order. If no support is being provided, the agency must explain the reasons why. It must also provide a summary of information obtained from visits and reviews during the placement, and make it clear whether the child has been seen separately and whether the agency considers there has been sufficient opportunity to see the family group and the child’s interaction in the home environment. The agency must give its own assessment of the child’s integration into the adoptive family and the likelihood of their full integration into the family and wider community. In cases where the prospective adopter’s ethnic, religious or cu