No permanency hearing shall be held unless and until the child's parents, foster parents, preadoptive parents, or relatives providing care to the child; court-appointed special advocate; foster care review board member assigned to the case; attorney for the child, and attorney for the parent, if any, have been given notice of the hearing as required by KRS 610.125. Upon the filing of the notice of the permanency hearing with the clerk, the clerk shall mail the notice to the persons named in the form. Failure to provide the court with names and addresses of the persons identified above by the Cabinet or Department of Juvenile Justice prior to a permanency hearing so the court may notify said parties will result in the matter being passed to the first juvenile court date which satisfies the notice requirements of the statute. This shall be the rule even if the continuance places the hearing outside the twelve month date required for the permanency hearing. Due Process mandates all interested parties as set out by statute receive proper notice of the hearing.