Referral and Assignment of Child Sample Clauses

Referral and Assignment of Child. 7.1 Referral of child—If AP’s home study is written and approved, and upon satisfaction of all other conditions precedent, Children’s Hope will make reasonable efforts to refer to AP a child eligible for adoption who meets the AP criteria as stated in the Application for Adoption. The disclaimers/releases provisions of this agreement expressly apply to this subsection. 7.2 Available information regarding referred child— Children’s Hope will make reasonable efforts to obtain all available medical, psychological, and historical records concerning the referred child. All information obtained by Children’s Hope regarding the referred child, including available photographs and the results of any HIV and AIDS test, will be provided to AP. Nothing in this subsection, or anywhere else in this agreement, shall be construed to create any obligation on the part of Children’s Hope to conduct any assessment, evaluation, testing, or screening of any child. The disclaimers/releases Provisions of this agreement expressly apply to this subsection. 7.2.1 additional child information provided by country of origin—For reasons beyond Children’s Hope’s control, authorities in some countries may withhold some child information documents and provide them to AP only when AP takes placement of a child. AP acknowledges that Children’s Hope’s inability to provide all child information which may eventually be obtained by AP does not indicate any fault or negligence on the part of Children’s Hope.
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Referral and Assignment of Child. 8.1 Referral of child—If AP’s home study is written and approved, and upon satisfaction of all other conditions precedent, AGCI will make reasonable efforts to refer to AP a child eligible for adoption who meets the AP criteria as stated in the approved home study. The DISCLAIMERS/ RELEASES provisions of this agreement expressly apply to this subsection. 8.2 Available information regarding referred child—AGCI will make reasonable efforts to obtain all available medical, psychological, and historical records concerning the referred child. This obligation will terminate once AP travels to the sending country or takes placement of the child. All information obtained by AGCI regarding the referred child, including available photographs and the results of any HIV/AIDS test, will be provided to AP. Nothing in this subsection, or anywhere else in this agreement, shall be construed to create any obligation on the part of AGCI to conduct any assessment, evaluation, testing, or screening of any child. In most situations AGCI does not have the opportunity to observe, test, or evaluate a child, and must rely upon third parties in the sending country to provide information about the child. AGCI can provide to AP only such information as is reasonable, obtainable from such third parties. AP hereby acknowledges and agrees that it is possible that such third parties in the sending country (a) may not be aware of medical, developmental or behavioral issues of a child; (b) may overlook or fail to note signs or symptoms or to provide a child’s relevant history (c) may unknowingly or carelessly provide erroneous information;
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