(1) The Board or the Committee or the Children's Court may make an order in Form 44 for the release of the child placed in a Child Care Institution after hearing the child and his parents or guardian, and after satisfying itself as to the identity of the persons claiming to be the parents or the guardian.
(2) While passing an order for restoration of the child, the Board or the Committee or the Children's Court shall take into account, the reports of the Probation Officer, Social Worker or Child Welfare Officer or Case Worker or non-governmental organisation, including report of a home study prepared on the direction of the Board or the Committee or the Children's Court in appropriate cases, and any other relevant document or report brought before the Board or the Committee or the Children's Court.
(3) The order of restoration shall include an individual care plan prepared by the Probation Officer or the Social Worker or the Child Welfare Officer or Case Worker or non-governmental organisation.
(4) The Board or the Committee or the Children's Court, while directing restoration of the child, may pass order for an escort in Form 45, where necessary.
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(5) Besides Police, the Board or the Committee may seek collaboration with non-governmental organisations to accompany the child back to the family for restoration.
(6) In case of girls, the child shall necessarily be accompanied by female escorts.
(7) The copy of the restoration order along with a copy of the order for escort shall be forwarded by the Board or the Committee or the Children's Court to the District Child Protection Unit which shall provide funds for the restoration of the child, including travel and other incidental expenses.
(8) When a child expresses his unwillingness to be restored back to the family, the Board or the Committee or the Children's Court shall interact with the child to find out the reasons for the same and record the same and the child shall not be coerced or persuaded to go back to the family. The child may also not be restored back to the family where the social investigation report prepared by the Child Welfare Officer or the Social Worker or the Case Worker or the non-governmental organisation establishes that restoration to family may not be in the interest of the child. The child would also not be restored back to the family where the parents or guardians refuse to accept the child back. In all such cases, the Board or the Committee or the Children's Court may provide alternative means for rehabilitation.
(9) A follow-up plan shall be prepared as part of the individual care plan by the Probation Officer or the Child Welfare Officer or the Case Worker or the Social Worker or the non-governmental organisation.
(10) The follow-up report shall state the situation of the child post restoration and the measures necessary in order to reduce further vulnerability of the child.