Welsh Language Act 1993
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24 Provision of interpreters.
(1) The Lord Chancellor may make rules as to the provision and employment of interpreters of the Welsh and English languages for the purposes of proceedings before courts in Wales. (2) The interpreters shall be paid, out of the same fund as the expenses of the court are payable, such remuneration in respect of their services as the Lord Chancellor may determine. (3) The Lord Chancellor’s powers under this section shall be exercised with the consent of the Treasury.
24 Provision of interpreters.
(1) The Lord Chancellor may make rules as to the provision and employment of interpreters of the Welsh and English languages for the purposes of proceedings before courts in Wales. (2) The interpreters shall be paid, out of the same fund as the expenses of the court are payable, such remuneration in respect of their services as the Lord Chancellor may determine. (3) The Lord Chancellor’s powers under this section shall be exercised with the consent of the Treasury.
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