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With the “accredited” designation and under a broad definition, the UK government has added public service interpreters to the list of legally protected regulated professions.
Top Ministry of Justice official and member of the House of Lords orders full review of minimum qualifications for court and police interpreters. Review to be concluded before 2023 MoJ RFPs commence.
Baroness Coussins moves to legislate minimum qualifications for UK police and court interpreters. Not so fast, Lord Stewart of Dirleton said. More assessment needed.
UK National Register of Public Service Interpreters wants Code of Professional Conduct to become benchmark of performance evaluations in GBP 110m framework tender.
Registered Interpreters have been granted key worker status during coronavirus lockdown, but issues were raised by National Register and in the House of Lords over fair pay and safety.
Hundreds of translators have reportedly expressed interest in having their own register, which offers financial incentives to early applicants and dual registrants.
New UK ATC manifesto sets out Association’s plans to tackle challenges in the UK public sector translation and interpreting sector, including linguist pay and supplier pool data.
Marina Gross, the interpreter privy to Trump and Putin’s behind-closed-doors conversation at the Helsinki summit, has found herself at the heart of a heated debate about whether a diplomatic interpreter can be forced to break confidentiality.
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