What is the responsibility of the ASET Practice Review Board after completing an inquiry?

The responsibility of the ASET Practice Review Board after completing an inquiry is to make a written report to the ASET Council. This process ensures that the findings and conclusions derived from the inquiry are formally documented, facilitating proper governance and transparency within the organization. The written report is a crucial component for communication, as it allows the Council to review the details, understand the context of the inquiry, and take any necessary subsequent actions or decisions based on the contents of the report.

Having a formal written record also supports accountability and serves as a historical reference for future inquiries. This written documentation is important in professional settings where clear and definitive communication is required to maintain standards and uphold the integrity of the practice. It ensures that all relevant stakeholders are informed and can acknowledge the outcomes of the inquiry comprehensively.