probation and social welfare officer who may make recommendations as to steps to be taken having regard to the outcome of the review. 30. Duty to enforce a care order. The duty to enforce the care order shall be vested in the probation and social welfare officer who applies for the order. 31. Parental responsibility of warden or foster parent. (1) The warden of the approved home or the foster parent with whom the child is placed has parental responsibility for the child while the child is with him or her. (2) The child’s contact with parents, relatives and friends while he or she is in the approved home or with a foster parent shall be encouraged unless it is not in the best interests of the child. (3) The warden of the approved home or the foster parent with whom the child is placed shall ensure that the child’s development while in the approved home or with a foster family, particularly his or her health and education, is attended to. (4) It is the responsibility of the warden of the approved home to communicate with the parents or guardians of the child, to inform them of the child’s progress and to arrange through the probation and social welfare officer for a trial return home by the child as soon as it is appropriate. 32. Special duties of the probation and social welfare officer in relation to care order. (1) The probation and social welfare officer shall, before and after the termination of the care order, work with the parents, guardians or relatives, to whom the child is expected to return after the termination of the care order. (2) The duties of the probation and social welfare officer under this section include child and family counselling, before, during and after the child’s return and gaining the assistance of those in the community who can help in the process of resolving the problems which caused the care order to be made.