Who conducts reviews of regulated members or permit holders?

The ASET Review Board is responsible for conducting reviews of regulated members or permit holders. This entity is specifically tasked with overseeing the professional practice of its members to ensure they adhere to the standards, ethics, and regulations set by ASET. By conducting these reviews, the Review Board helps maintain the integrity and quality of the profession, which is essential for public trust and the overall effectiveness of the engineering and technology sectors.

The process typically includes evaluating the performance and practices of members to ensure compliance with relevant guidelines and laws. This oversight is a vital part of professional regulation, helping to identify areas where members may need additional support or guidance and ensuring continuous professional development within the field.

While other bodies such as the ASET Council and the Practice Review Board are involved in governance and oversight, it is the Review Board that directly conducts reviews of individual member practices. This distinction highlights the specialized role of the Review Board in maintaining professional standards within ASET.