If a permit holder's registration is cancelled, what is one of their obligations?

When a permit holder's registration is cancelled, one of their obligations is to cease using their issued permit number. This action is crucial as it helps maintain ethical standards and professional integrity within the field. The permit is granted under specific conditions that validate the holder's qualifications and ability to perform certain tasks or services. Therefore, once the permit is cancelled, any associated privileges are also revoked, meaning that the individual can no longer legally represent themselves as having the rights or qualifications conferred by that permit. Continuing to use a cancelled permit number could lead to legal repercussions and undermines the trust and safety expected from professionals in the engineering and technology sectors.

The other options describe actions that are not appropriate following the cancellation of a permit, such as transferring the permit or continuing to work under a temporary license, which would not be permissible in a situation where registration is officially cancelled. These actions would contravene the established regulations set forth by ASET and could lead to further disciplinary actions.