Who can the ASET Practice Review Board recommend an inquiry or review to?

The ASET Practice Review Board is responsible for overseeing the professional practices of its members and ensuring adherence to ethical standards. When they recommend an inquiry or review, it is typically directed towards the Investigative Committee. This committee is specifically established to investigate matters related to professional conduct and practice issues within the organization.

The Investigative Committee's role is crucial because they have the expertise and mandate to delve into allegations of misconduct or deficiencies in professional practice. They are equipped to conduct thorough investigations and provide a detailed analysis of the situation, which helps uphold the integrity of the profession and protect the public interest.

While other entities such as the Ethics Committee may deal with issues related to ethics violations, the direct process of inquiry initiated by the Practice Review Board involves the Investigative Committee as they focus on the investigative aspects of practice concerns. Other options, like the public or a regulated member's employer, do not have a formal role in the inquiry process initiated by the Practice Review Board.