 necessary summary in accordance with paragraph (m) of Part 1(i). 8.120. It will be for the social worker completing the report to ascertain as far as possible from the birth parent information about their health in accordance with paragraph (j) of Part 1(ii). This information should be shared with the medical adviser in order to inform the summary in respect of the child’s health, particularly in respect of any factors which may have genetic implications for the child’s health. Part 2 8.121. The information required for this part is the same in non-agency applications as for agency adoptions. The gathering of information about the child’s placement history, if they have not been in care, is likely to depend on information obtained from the prospective adopter and birth parent, and from the child in appropriate cases. Part 3 8.122. Much of Part 3 will not apply in non-agency cases, but the local authority should indicate what information it has provided to the child and birth parent, any support and advice given to the birth parent, and any steps taken to contact a father without parental responsibility. In the majority of cases there may not have been any detailed assessment of the child’s needs, but where the child has been looked after, or has otherwise come to the attention of a local authority as a child in need, these may be available. 160 Section C – The proposed adopter of the child Part 1 8.123. This part consists largely of factual information which will need to be obtained from the proposed adopter, but information from other sources will also be required, including a DBS check, health information and interviews with referees. Paragraphs (h) and (m) require a professional assessment. DBS checks 8.124. It will be necessary to ascertain whether the propose adop