33.2 (1) In conducting an assessment of a person’s home as a place of safety pursuant to clause 37 (5) (b) of the Act, the following procedures shall be followed: 1. A child protection worker or a family service worker employed by an Indian or native child and family service authority shall obtain information, i. as to the identity of every person who is 18 years of age or older and resides in the home in which the child will be placed, and ii. as to the nature of the relationship between the child and every person referred to in subparagraph i. 2. A child protection worker or a family service worker employed by an Indian or native child and family service authority shall meet with the proposed primary caregiver and conduct an interview of the caregiver. 3. A child protection worker or a family service worker employed by an Indian or native child and family service authority shall meet in private with the child who will be placed and conduct an interview appropriate to the child’s age and developmental capacity. 4. A child protection worker or a family service worker employed by an Indian or native child and family service authority or a person designated by the society shall conduct an assessment of the home environment, including an assessment of the physical aspects of the home. 5. A child protection worker shall conduct a review of the society’s records and files for information relating to any person who is 18 years of age or older and resides in the home in which the child will be placed. 6. A child protection worker or a family service worker employed by an Indian or native child and family service authority shall obtain the consent of the proposed primary caregiver to a criminal record check. 7. A child protection worker or a family service worker employed by an Indian or native child and family service authority shall obtain the consent of the proposed primary caregiver to the disclosure of information related to themself by any society in Ontario or any child protection authority outside of Ontario.  O. Reg. 493/06, s. 2. (2) If an assessment under subsection (1) is being conducted by a designated Indian or native child and family service authority that is not a society, the authority shall advise the society that may be placing the child of the name of any person who is 18 years of age or older and resides in the home in which the child will be placed.  O. Reg. 493/06, s. 2. (3) A society that is advised under subsection (2) of the name of a person who is 18 years of age or older and resides in the home where it is proposed that a child will be placed, (a) shall conduct a review of the society’s records and files for information relating to the person; and (b) shall forthwith respond to the Indian or native child and family service authority indicating, (i) whether or not information relating to the person exists in the society’s files or records, and (ii) whether the society has reasonable grounds to suspect that a child may be at risk if placed in the home.  O. Reg. 493/06, s. 2. (4) A society that receives a request from an Indian or native child and family service authority for information about a person who is 18 years of age or older and resides in the home in which a child may be placed and a consent from that person to the disclosure of information shall forthwith respond to the authority indicating the nature of the information in the society’s files or records.  O. Reg. 493/06, s. 2. (5) As soon as practicable but not later than 30 days after conducting an assessment under this section, a child protection worker or, where applicable, a family services worker employed by an Indian or native child and family service authority shall document the assessment of the person’s home.  O. Reg. 493/06, s. 2.