Who makes the final decisions on applications for registered members?

The final decisions on applications for registered members are made by the Board of Examiners. This body is responsible for rigorously assessing qualifications, ensuring that applicants meet the required standards for professional practice. It considers various factors such as educational background, work experience, and competency demonstrations before making a determination on registration.

The significance of the Board of Examiners lies in its specialized role which focuses specifically on the evaluation and validation of applicants' credentials, rather than broader governance functions or administrative roles that other entities like the ASET Council or the Registrar might fulfill. While the ASET Council sets policies and oversees the overall operations, and the Registrar may handle administrative aspects of registration, the Board of Examiners has the direct authority to evaluate and approve individual applications based on established criteria.