When a member appeals a decision made by the ASET Practice Review Board, where do they submit their appeal?

When a member appeals a decision made by the ASET Practice Review Board, the procedure dictates that the appeal must be submitted to the ASET Appeal Board. The ASET Appeal Board is specifically established to review decisions made by the Practice Review Board, ensuring that there is a structured process for members who wish to contest a decision. This process provides a level of oversight and helps maintain the integrity of the decisions made within the organization.

The other avenues, such as the Discipline Committee or the Investigative Committee, do not handle appeals of decisions; rather, they have their own roles involving inquiries or disciplinary actions but not the appeals process. Public forums are not appropriate settings for formal appeals, as they lack the structured and confidential environment that the appeals process requires. Thus, the correct channel for appealing a Practice Review Board decision is indeed through the ASET Appeal Board.