Australia launches updated National Standards for working with court interpreters. Standards described as comprehensive, first of its kind, and critical to fair administration of justice.
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Taking into consideration Australia’s changing linguistic profile, the Judicial Council on Cultural Diversity (JCCD) has published new standards for working with professional interpreters in courts and tribunals in the administration of justice.
Australia is implementing a major overhaul of its decades old accreditation system for professional translators and interpreters. The industry is now weighing in on the pros and cons of the proposed new certification model that would take effect in January 2018.
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