In what scenario do public members on the ASET Council increase?

The option stating that public members on the ASET Council increase for every additional 10 Council members is based on the governance structure set for such organizations. Typically, the inclusion of public members is often designed to ensure that the interests of the public are represented, especially as the organization grows in size and scope.

Having more Council members contributes to a broader representation of the community stakeholders, and thus, for every increment in the total Council membership, there is a corresponding increase in public representation. This structure helps maintain a balance between professional governance and public accountability, which is essential in regulatory bodies like ASET.

Although other factors like disciplinary actions, changes in leadership, or organizational expansion can influence Council composition, they do not systematically dictate the method for increasing public representation as defined by the stipulated rule concerning increments of Council membership.