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CODE OF ETHICS FOR INTERPRETERS Interpreter Role Statement

Fundamentals of Interpretation 9 CODE OF ETHICS FOR INTERPRETERS Interpreter Role Statement To deliver, as faithfully as possible, messages transmitted between individuals who do not share a common language. The Interpreter s performance is governed by 8 ethical principles. 1. Accuracy and Fidelity INTERPRETERS strive to render all messages in their entirety accurately, as faithfully as possible and to the best of their ability without addition, distortion, omission or embellishment of the meaning. 2. Confidentiality INTERPRETERS will not disclose and will treat as confidential all information learned, either uttered or written in the performance of their professional duties, while adhering to relevant requirements regarding disclosure. 3. Impartiality INTERPRETERS strive to maintain impartiality by showing no preference or bias to any party involved in the interpreted encounter.

1.f The interpreter uses a mode of interpreting appropriate for the setting. In most interview situations, spoken-language interpreting is done in consecutive mode. 1.g The interpreter performs summary interpretation (i.e. some of the elements of the communication are not interpreted) only with the knowledge and consent of all parties.

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