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Guidelines on interpreting and translation Item Description Policy description A set of guiding principles for engaging and working with interpreters and translators Division Equity and Diversity, Planning and Business Reporting, Strategic Policy & Planning Division Executive Director Annmarie Lumsden, Strategic Policy & Planning Division Contact Pam King, Manager Planning and Business Reporting, 02 9219 5065 Date approved 22 September 2014 Next review By 22 September 2017 Key words interpreting , translation , culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) Revision History Date Version Reviewed by Changes made Date of first revision No revisions made to date. Date of second revision [etc] Date closed Printed copies of this document may not be up to date.

Staff and clients can initiate a TIS session immediately by calling: o TIS National Contact Centre on 13 14 50 and speak to an operator to arrange an interpreter o ATIS Voice on 1800 131 450 for an automated voice-prompted service without assistance from an operator, available in 18 high demand languages.

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