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14.26.—(1) Within 7 days beginning with the date on which the final order was made in proceedings, or such shorter time as the court may direct, a court officer will send—
(a)a copy of the order to the applicant;
(b)a copy, which is sealed(GL), authenticated with the stamp of the court or certified as a true copy, of—
(i)an adoption order;
(ii)a section 89 order; or
(iii)an order quashing or revoking an adoption order or allowing an appeal against an adoption order,
to the Registrar General;
(c)a copy of a Convention adoption order to the relevant Central Authority;
(d)a copy of a section 89 order relating to a Convention adoption order or a Convention adoption to the—
(i)relevant Central Authority;
(ii)adopters;
(iii)adoption agency; and
(iv)local authority;
(e)unless the court directs otherwise, a copy of a contact order under section 26 of the 2002 Act or a variation or revocation of a contact order under section 27 of the 2002 Act to the—
(i)person with whom the child is living;
(ii)adoption agency; and
(iii)local authority; and
(f)a notice of the making or refusal of—
(i)the final order; or
(ii)an order quashing or revoking an adoption order or allowing an appeal against an order in proceedings,
to every respondent and, with the permission of the court, any other person.
(2) The court officer will also send notice of the making of an adoption order or a section 84 order to—
(a)any court in Great Britain which appears to the court officer to have made any such order as is referred to in section 46(2) of the 2002 Act (order relating to parental responsibility for, and maintenance of, the child); and
(b)the principal registry, if it appears to the court officer that a parental responsibility agreement has been recorded at the principal registry.
(3) A copy of any final order may be sent to any other person with the permission of the court.
(4) The court officer will send a copy of any order made during the course of the proceedings to the following persons or bodies, unless the court directs otherwise—
(a)all the parties to those proceedings;
(b)any children and family reporter appointed in those proceedings;
(c)any adoption agency or local authority which has prepared a report on the suitability of an applicant to adopt a child;
(d)any local authority which has prepared a report on placement for adoption.
(5) If an order has been drawn up in Welsh as well as English in accordance with rule 14.25(2) any reference in this rule to sending an order is to be taken as a reference to sending both the Welsh and English orders.
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