(1) In considering whether to make an assessment order, the Court shall have regard to —
(a) whether the proposed assessment is likely to provide information that is unlikely to be obtained elsewhere;
(b) a distress already caused to the child by a previous assessment undertaken for the same or another purpose; and
(c) another matter the Court considers relevant.
(2) The Court may, for the purposes of an assessment order, appoint a person to assess the capacity of a person having parental responsibility, or who is seeking parental responsibility for a child.
(3) An assessment under subsection (2) must be carried out with the consent of the person whose capacity is to be assessed.
(4) In making an assessment order, the Court shall ensure that a child is not subjected to unnecessary assessment.