What is the minimum number of members in the ASET Investigative Committee?

The minimum number of members in the ASET Investigative Committee is three members, along with one public member. This structure ensures a balanced and diverse representation in the committee, which is vital for maintaining objectivity and fairness during investigations.

Having multiple members allows for a range of expertise and perspectives, contributing to more comprehensive discussions and decisions. The inclusion of a public member adds an additional layer of impartiality, as this individual typically does not have a vested interest in the engineering or technology professions, thus enhancing the committee's credibility and accountability.

This configuration aligns with best practices in professional regulation, where diverse viewpoints and a commitment to transparency are essential to uphold the integrity of the investigative process.