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Confidentiality involves ensuring that information intended for one purpose is not used for another, without the agreement of the person or organisation supplying that information. Information must not be divulged to another agency or person without the consent of the informant.
Interpreters must treat all information learned during the interpretation as confidential. Information shall only be shared on a need to know basis with other employees and service providers to the extent permitted by law.
Unless a document or a piece of information is translated and transferred accurately, it risks being meaningless to the company receiving it. This can cause potential delays or misunderstandings in important tasks and could lead to financial losses.
Interpreters should never paraphrase, summarize, expand on the original speaker's words or offer any personal opinions.
Confidentiality involves ensuring that information intended for one purpose is not used for another, without the agreement of the person or organisation supplying that information. Information must not be divulged to another agency or person without the consent of the informant.
Confidentiality involves ensuring that information intended for one purpose is not used for another, without the agreement of the person or organisation supplying that information. Information must not be divulged to another agency or person without the consent of the informant.
Unless a document or a piece of information is translated and transferred accurately, it risks being meaningless to the company receiving it. This can cause potential delays or misunderstandings in important tasks and could lead to financial losses.
Education § 37-33-173. Interpreting services for deaf or hard of hearing consumers; definitions; certification; registration requirement; confidentiality.
Interpreters adhere to standards of confidential communication. Interpreters possess the professional skills and knowledge required for the specific interpreting situation. Interpreters conduct themselves in a manner appropriate to the specific interpreting situation. Interpreters demonstrate respect for consumers.
Court interpreters and translators are to remain impartial and neutral in proceedings where they serve, and must maintain the appearance of impartiality and neutrality, avoiding unnecessary contact with the parties. Court in- terpreters and translators shall abstain from comment on matters in which they serve.