What should a member do after their registration is suspended due to disciplinary actions?

After a member's registration is suspended due to disciplinary actions, the appropriate course of action is to cease all professional activities. This is enforced to ensure compliance with the disciplinary decision and to uphold the integrity of the profession. Continuing to work during a suspension not only violates the terms of the disciplinary action but can also lead to further consequences, including additional sanctions or potential legal issues.

The other options suggest actions that may not align with the regulations set forth during a suspension. For example, waiting for automatic reinstatement is not typically an option—such processes generally require formal applications or review of the case by the appropriate authority. Similarly, requesting probation would usually not be applicable immediately following a suspension, as the member needs to address the conditions that led to the suspension first. Continuing work under supervision could also lead to complications, as the member is still regarded as not being eligible to practice professionally until their suspension has been lifted. Thus, stopping all professional activities is the most responsible and legally sound choice.