The court must:a) take account of the welfare of the child (as its paramount consideration); b) disclose only where the benefit outweighs any likely adverse affect (and, furthermore, the disclosure is in the child's best interests); andc) have regard to any views expressed by the child (having given the child the opportunity to express those views in a manner suitable for the child).The requirements would apply under proceedings for an order under section 11 of the 1995 Act.Amendment 64 was agreed to (by division).Scottish Government amendment 33 would amend the 1995 Act to require the court, when deciding whether a person should have access to anything, in which information relating to a child is recorded, to regard the welfare of the child as a primary consideration.