Common use of Use of interpreters Clause in Contracts

Use of interpreters. The Provider must, when carrying out the Services, provide an interpreter, in accordance with any Guidelines, to facilitate communication between the Provider and Participants wherever necessary, including where a Participant requires assistance: to communicate comfortably and effectively with the Provider, on account of language or hearing barriers; to understand complex information of a technical or legal nature; during stressful or emotional situations where their command of English may decrease temporarily; or at group forums or public consultations, where Participants do not speak or understand English, or have a hearing impairment. The Provider must provide access to interpreter services fairly and without discrimination, based on a proper assessment of a Participant’s needs. Where a Participant requests the use of an interpreter and the Provider refuses to provide one, the Provider must record the reason for the Provider’s decision. Staff training The Provider must ensure that those of its Personnel who, when providing Services, engage with Participants who may require interpreter services, have received training in the use of interpreters in accordance with the training requirements specified in any Guidelines or as otherwise advised by the Department.

Use of interpreters. Use of interpreters The Provider must, when carrying out the Services, provide an interpreter, in accordance with any Guidelines, to facilitate communication between the Provider and Participants wherever necessary, including where a Participant requires assistance: to communicate comfortably and effectively with the Provider, on account of language or hearing barriers; to understand complex information of a technical or legal nature; during stressful or emotional situations where their command of English may decrease temporarily; or at group forums or public consultations, where Participants do not speak or understand English, or have a hearing impairment. The Provider must provide access to interpreter services fairly and without discrimination, based on a proper assessment of a Participant’s needs. Where a Participant requests the use of an interpreter and the Provider refuses to provide one, the Provider must record the reason for the Provider’s decision. Staff training The Provider must ensure that those of its Personnel who, when providing Services, engage with Participants who may require interpreter services, have received training in the use of interpreters in accordance with the training requirements specified in any Guidelines or as otherwise advised by the Department.