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Spending watchdog trains fire on interpreter contracting chaos
The Ministry of Justice has come under fire from public spending watchdogs for awarding a £90m contract for court interpreters to a company that lacked the ability to deliver it
The Guardian: Court interpreting criticised as 'wholly inadequate' in damning NAO report
The Ministry of Justice's (MoJ) privatisation of court interpreting services became "fullay operational before it was ready" and was initially "wholly inadequate", according to a highly critical report by the National Audit Office
Statement from PAC Chair on NAO report: The Ministry of Justice's language services contract
A Statement from the Rt Hon Hon Margaret Hodge MP, Chair of Committee of Public Accounts
Fair Trials International's submission to the Justice Select Committee
Fair Trials International's submission to the House of Commons Justice Select Committee inquiry into interpretation and translation services and the Applied Language Solutions contract
