Translation of "coordonnatrice des services d'interprétation " (French → English) :

Member States shall ensure that when a suspected or accused person has been subject to questioning or hearings by an investigative or judicial authority with the assistance of an interpreter pursuant to Article 2, when an oral translation or oral summary of essential documents has been provided in the presence of such an authority pursuant to Article 3(7), or when a person has waived the right to translation pursuant to Article 3(8), it will be noted that these events have occurred, using the recording procedure in accordance with the law of the Member State concerned.

However, where a certain period of time elapses before interpretation is provided, that should not constitute an infringement of the requirement that interpretation be provided without delay, as long as that period of time is reasonable in the circumstances.

the interpretation services provided do not exceed the real needs; all the interpretation services needed can be provided; interpretation services are provided at the lowest possible cost; interpretation is of high quality.

(28) Where necessary and on the basis of arrangements to be concluded, the Agency may have access to the interpretation services provided by the Directorate General for Interpretation (DGI) of the Commission, or by Interpretation Services of other Community institutions.

The event, co-organised by the European Commission Humanitarian Aid and Civil Protection department, will be attended by Robert B. Zoellick, President of the World Bank, Valerie Amos, UN Under Secretary General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief, Rajiv Shah, USAID Administrator, Andrew Mitchell, UK Secretary of State for International Development (DFID), Sadako Ogata, President of JICA, Helen Clark, UNDP Administrator and Jun Azumi, Japan's Finance Minister.

For Quebec: Gisèle Bourret, head of the women's affairs service of the CEQ; Maria DeKoninck, professor, department of social and preventive medicine, Laval University; Jocelyne Everell, union adviser with the health-safety-environment service at the CSN; Carole Gingras, director of women's affairs at the FTQ; Danielle Hébert, co-ordinator of women's affairs service at the CSN; Nicole Lepage, occupational health and safety adviser at the CEQ; Katherine Lippel, professor of legal sciences at UQAM; Donna Mergler, professor of biol ...[+++]ogical sciences at the University of Montreal; Jean-Pierre Néron, union adviser, occupational health and safety, at the FTQ.