Source · Select Committees · Public Services Committee
Recommendation 31
31
Paragraph: 146
We found that in some cases interpreters are not treated as professionals working within the...
Conclusion
We found that in some cases interpreters are not treated as professionals working within the court and are not considered key members in the running of the court. Interpreters are treated like members of the public and not kept up to date on court logistics. Further, interpreters are not given appropriate information about potentially long, complex or technical court cases, which may require extra preparation and resources by the interpreter ahead of time.
Paragraph Reference:
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Government Response
A response document is linked to this report, dated 3 June 2025. Response attribution to this conclusion has not been verified. Read the response document ↗