Which committee is responsible for the procedures related to the conduct of regulated members?

The ASET Investigative Committee is responsible for the procedures related to the conduct of regulated members. This committee typically oversees matters of professional conduct and discipline, ensuring that members adhere to established standards of ethics and practice. It handles complaints and investigations regarding member behavior, focusing on safeguarding public trust and maintaining the integrity of the profession. This involves reviewing cases, conducting hearings if necessary, and making recommendations for disciplinary actions when warranted.

The other committees have specific functions that do not involve the conduct of members. For example, the Finance Committee deals with the budget and financial planning of ASET, while the Ethics Committee, while it addresses ethical issues, does not investigate members directly. The Marketing Committee focuses on promotional activities and awareness of the profession, which is separate from conduct matters.