(1) The Board may monitor whether or not the Nepali minor adopted or adopted by a foreigner is provided with upbringing, health, education and care until they reach adulthood, or may form a sub-committee including a representative of the Nepali Embassy or Consular Embassy in the relevant country as necessary for such work.< br> (2) The board or the sub-committee as per sub-section (1) may go and monitor the place where the child is staying for that purpose.
(3) According to sub-section (2), the board or sub-committee shall submit the monitoring report to the Government of Nepal.
(4) In the report according to sub-section (3), in addition to other things, the behavior of a Nepali minor who is an adopted son or daughter-in-law should also be mentioned whether or not it is in the best interest of such a minor when living with the person who adopts the adopted son or daughter-in-law.
(5) In the report received according to sub-section (3), if it is mentioned that the behavior is not in the best interest of the adopted son or daughter of a Nepali minor living with the adopted son or adoptive person, the government of Nepal shall take the opinion of the relevant official if the minor is in a position to give an opinion or if the minor is more than ten years old. Will draw attention to such matter through diplomatic means before the government.
(6) If the situation of the Nepali minor adopted as an adopted son or daughter is not improved after drawing attention in accordance with sub-section (5), in the future, the Government of Nepal will publish a notice in the Nepal Gazette and remove the citizen of such country from the list of countries where intercountry adoption can be adopted in Nepal.