Source · Select Committees · Public Services Committee
Recommendation 40
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Paragraph: 191
Remote interpreting in courts is hampered by a lack of infrastructure such as insufficient audio-visual...
Conclusion
Remote interpreting in courts is hampered by a lack of infrastructure such as insufficient audio-visual equipment and the integration of remote links into court proceedings. Many of these issues could be addressed with thoughtful refurbishment of the court estate.
Paragraph Reference:
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Government Response
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