What happens if someone applies for reinstatement more than 7 years after cancellation?

When an application for reinstatement is submitted more than seven years after the cancellation, it requires a more thorough evaluation process. This is important because a significant amount of time has passed, which may affect the applicant's qualifications, professional development, or adherence to standards since their cancellation. Thus, the application must be referred to the ASET Joint Board of Examiners, who are responsible for the comprehensive review of the circumstances surrounding the reinstatement application and to ensure that the applicant meets the current standards and competencies required for practice. This process helps maintain the integrity of the profession and ensures that only qualified individuals are reinstated after a substantial lapse in professional activity.