When may the name of an investigated person be published by ASET?

The publication of the name of an investigated person by ASET is permissible after findings are made from the Discipline Committee or similar bodies. This ensures that there is a formal process in place, allowing for due process and protecting the rights of the individual being investigated. The findings are a critical component that provides a basis for any public disclosure. This approach also maintains the integrity of the investigation, ensuring that individuals are not unjustly named or shamed prior to a thorough review and determination of the facts by appropriate authorities. Publishing names before such findings could lead to misconceptions, wrongful accusations, and harm to the reputations of individuals who may be exonerated.