How often does the ASET Board of Examiners meet?

The ASET Board of Examiners meets as necessary without a set schedule, which allows for flexibility in addressing pressing issues, reviewing applications, or updating policies as needed. This approach means that the board can convene whenever there are important matters requiring their attention, rather than being confined to a rigid agenda or timetable. This flexibility is essential for effective governance, particularly in a professional organization where circumstances may change rapidly.

In contrast, regularly scheduled meetings, such as weekly or monthly, may not provide the responsiveness required in a dynamic environment. Holding annual meetings only would limit opportunities for timely decision-making and could lead to delays in important processes. Thus, meeting as necessary strikes a balance between being available for urgent matters and effectively managing the board's time and resources.