What is required from a member before they can resume active practice?

To resume active practice, a member must comply with any conditions set by the Practice Review Board. This requirement ensures that the individual's qualifications, skills, and overall readiness to return to the field meet the standards of professionalism and competence set by the governing body. The Practice Review Board assesses whether the member's practice has lapsed and evaluates what additional support or steps may be necessary for them to resume their responsibilities effectively and safely.

This approach emphasizes the importance of professional accountability and the need to adhere to established practices that uphold the standards of the profession. By ensuring that members adhere to the conditions provided by the Practice Review Board, the integrity of the profession is maintained, and public trust is reinforced.

The other choices could be important in certain contexts, but compliance with the conditions set by the Practice Review Board is specifically fundamental to the process of re-entering active practice as it directly relates to individual assessment and readiness.