What is required for reinstatement if more than 7 years have passed since cancellation?

For reinstatement after a cancellation that has lasted more than seven years, a referral to the ASET Board of Examiners is required. This process emphasizes the importance of a thorough evaluation to ensure that the individual meets the current standards and competencies expected of professionals in the field.

Given the length of time that has passed since the cancellation, the Board of Examiners conducts a comprehensive assessment that may include reviewing the candidate's qualifications, experiences, and any changes in relevant regulations or practices during their absence. This ensures that returning members are competent and able to meet the current demands of the profession, thus maintaining the integrity and standards of the profession.

The other options, while they may involve a certain degree of assessment or approval, do not align with the specific requirement for cases involving a lengthy absence from practice. The focus is on a structured approach through the Board of Examiners to uphold professional standards in the field.