 the AAR to this effect, the agency should notify those it previously notified of the placement in accordance with AAR 35.6 that the child is no longer placed, provided that it is clear that there is no prospect of reconciliation between the child and the prospective adopter. Where the child is still looked after, the requirement to give notification of any new placement will be governed by regulation 13 of the 2010 regulations. 5.41. The information gathered for a review, minutes of the review meeting and a record of any decision made in the course of or as a result of the review must be placed on the child’s case record. The agency must ensure that it notifies the child (if of sufficient age and understanding) and the prospective adopter of the outcome of the review, as well as any other person the agency considers relevant. This should normally include anyone whose views were obtained and, of course, anyone directly affected by the decision. The adoption placement plan should also be amended where necessary. If the agency is unable to or otherwise fails to implement any arrangements made as the result of a review, it is required by AAR 37.8 to inform the IRO. Independent reviewing officers: AAR 37 5.42. Where an agency is authorised to place a child for adoption the child will continue to be looked after within the meaning of section 22 of the 1989 Act, or accommodated by a voluntary agency within the meaning of section 59 of the Act. The agency is therefore required to appoint an IRO to have responsibility for reviewing the child’s case. 106 Withdrawal of consent: AAR 38, or application for revocation of placement order 5.43. The Act allows the child's birth parents or guardian to withdraw their consent to the child's adoptive placement at any time up to the point w