What happens if the Practice Review Board decides that further investigation is needed after an initial member review report?

When the Practice Review Board determines that further investigation is warranted after an initial review of a member's conduct, the appropriate course of action is to notify the member and proceed with a discipline investigation. This process is essential to ensure that all relevant information is gathered and assessed properly, allowing for a fair evaluation of the circumstances surrounding the member's situation. By initiating a discipline investigation, the Board fulfills its responsibility to uphold professional standards and integrity within the association.

This step allows for a thorough analysis of the concerns raised, giving the member an opportunity to respond and present their perspective. This approach also underscores the importance of due process, ensuring that the member's rights are respected while the Board conducts its inquiry. In order to maintain trust and accountability within the association, it is critical to handle such situations with careful consideration and proper procedural oversight.