(1)Before making a special guardianship order, the court must consider whether, if the order were made—
(a)a [F214 child arrangements order containing contact provisionF214] should also be made with respect to the child, F215. . .
(b)any section 8 order in force with respect to the child should be varied or discharged.
[F216 (c)where a [F217 provision contained in a child arrangements order F217] made with respect to the child is not discharged, any enforcement order relating to [F218 that provision F218] should be revoked, andF216]
[F219 (d)where an activity direction has been made—
(i)in proceedings for the making, variation or discharge of a child arrangements order with respect to the child, or
(ii)in other proceedings that relate to such an order,
that direction should be discharged.F219]
[F220 (1A) In subsection (1) “contact provision” means provision which regulates arrangements relating to—
(a)with whom a child is to spend time or otherwise have contact, or
(b)when a child is to spend time or otherwise have contact with any person;
but in paragraphs (a) and (b) a reference to spending time or otherwise having contact with a person is to doing that otherwise than as a result of living with the person.F220]
(2)On making a special guardianship order, the court may also—
(a)give leave for the child to be known by a new surname;
(b)grant the leave required by section 14C(3)(b), either generally or for specified purposes.