The court must not make an accommodation order for a young offender unless satisfied that—
(a) the order would be suitable for the young offender; and
(b) if the order states that the young offender is to live at a place—the person in charge of the place agrees to accommodate the young offender at the place; and
(c) if the order states that the child is to live with a person—
(i) the person is a suitable person to accommodate the young offender; and
(ii) the person agrees to the young offender living with the person.