63 Counselling
Adoption and Children Act 2002 (2002 c 38) | Legislation

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(1)     Regulations may require adoption agencies to give information about the availability of counselling to persons—

(a)     seeking information from them in pursuance of this group of sections,

(b)     considering objecting or consenting to the disclosure of information by the agency in pursuance of this group of sections, or

(c)     considering entering with the agency into an agreement prescribed for the purposes of section 57(5).

(2)     Regulations may require adoption agencies to make arrangements to secure the provision of counselling for persons seeking information

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