American Institute of Certified Planners (AICP) Practice Exam

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Who is responsible for making the next determination after an appeal is filed against an Ethics Officer’s decision?

  1. State Ethics Board

  2. AICP Ethics Committee

  3. Disciplinary Review Board

  4. Committee on Professional Conduct

The correct answer is: AICP Ethics Committee

The AICP Ethics Committee is responsible for making the next determination after an appeal is filed against an Ethics Officer’s decision. This committee plays a crucial role in overseeing ethical conduct within the planning profession and ensures that any appeals are reviewed in accordance with the established ethical standards of the American Institute of Certified Planners. The committee’s expertise and focus on ethics enable it to evaluate the circumstances of the appeal thoroughly, ensuring impartiality and adherence to ethical guidelines. In this context, the State Ethics Board typically deals with broader state-level ethical concerns and may not specifically address AICP-related matters. The Disciplinary Review Board primarily focuses on disciplinary actions rather than the appeals process, while the Committee on Professional Conduct oversees general conduct issues but does not specifically address the appeals following an Ethics Officer’s decision. Therefore, the AICP Ethics Committee is the appropriate body to handle such appeals effectively.