Professional Interpreters for Justice advocates for the use of qualified interpreters and translators to ensure equitable access to justice and public services in the UK. The “Working Together” White Paper outlines ten recommendations to improve language service quality, support fair pay, and address current challenges.

At the PI4J Steering Committee meeting on 28 October 2022 it was unanimously decided that AIT – Association of Interpreters and Translators – become a member organisation of PI4J.

PI4J applauds and supports the establishment of the UK’s Ukraine language support task force to assist Ukrainian people forced to flee the country.

Guidance on rates for spoken language police interpreters outside Metropolitan Police Service area.

An independent review of qualifications and standards for assignments covered by the Ministry of Justice language contracts was announced by Lord Wolfson. PI4J have corresponded with Lord Wolfson concerning the review.

Developments on the DPS as provided by the police to NRPSI registrants.