child has been removed unlawfully from an approved home, it may make a recovery order. (2) (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) 63. A recovery order may— direct any person who is in possession of the child to produce him or her on request to any authorised person; require removal of the child by any authorised person; require any person who has information leading to the child’s whereabouts to disclose it; authorise search of any premises where the child is believed to be staying; and specify the name of the child in question and the person who has the current main parental responsibility. Application for a recovery order. Any of the following persons may apply for a recovery order— (a) a person with parental responsibility for the child; or (b) the probation and social welfare officer. 64. Escape from approved home or foster parent. (1) A child who runs away from an approved home to which he or she has been committed or from a person in whose care he or she has been placed on emergency or committed by the court on a care order may, pending investigation— (a) be brought back to the approved home or the person from which or from whom he or she has run away; or (b) be put in an alternative approved home or place of safety. (2) As soon as possible, the child shall be interviewed by the probation and social welfare officer or an authorised person who shall also interview the warden of the home or the person in whose care the child had been placed. (3) The child may then be returned to where he or she had been placed or, if that is not in the child’s best interests, he or she may be moved by the probation and social welfare officer under a care order or otherwise returned to court for variation or discharge of the order.