[Rev. 2012] (f) Children CAP. 141 that both the applicant and the child have been assessed and evaluated by a registered adoption society in Kenya in accordance with the regulations made by the Minister and such report has been availed to the court. (2) The court may impose such terms and conditions as it may think fit and, without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing, it may— (a) require the adopter by bond or otherwise to make for the child such provision as in the opinion of the court just and expedient; (b) order that the child shall not be removed from the jurisdiction of the court without the consent of the court for such period as the court may specify; (c) require the adopter to accept supervision by and advice from an adoption society specified by the court for such period as the court may specify; (d) where the consent to the making of an adoption order is conditioned upon the child being brought up in a particular religious persuasion, require the infant to be brought up in that persuasion; (e) require the adopter to furnish such security by bond or otherwise as the court may think fit for the due performance of any condition that the court may impose; (f) where the adopter is not a resident of Kenya or a citizen of Kenya, require him to avail such periodical reports from a court or competent authority in the adopter’s country of residence for such period as the court may specify. 164. Power to appoint guardian (1) The court at the time of making an adoption order may, upon the application of the adopter, or of its own motion, or in the case of applicants for an international adoption, shall appoint any person approved by the adopter and whose prior consent thereto has been given in writing to be the guardian of the child in the event of the adopter, or both of the adopters where two spouses have applied for the adoption order, dying or becoming incapacitated before the child is of full age. (2) The court may, at any time before the child is of full age, on the application of the adopter, or of the guardian appointed under subsection (1) or of the child, revoke such appointment and appoint any other person to be the guardian of the child. 165. Adoption order in respect of children previously adopted (1) An adoption order or an interim adoption order, may be made in respect of a child who has already been the subject of an adoption order under this Act or under any other Act or Ordinance for the time being in force in any country in the Commonwealth. (2) In relation to an application for an adoption order in respect of such a child, the adopter or adopters under the previous or last adoption order shall be deemed to be the parent or the parents of the child for all purposes of this Part. C15 - 77 [Issue 1]