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Part 3Identifying and dealing with improper conduct
Division 6Public inquiries
45 Interpreters
(1) If necessary to make the proceeding intelligible to a witness at a public inquiry, the witness must be assisted by an interpreter or other person, unless the ICAC believes on reasonable grounds that the presence of the interpreter or other person would:
(a)
be likely to prejudice the conduct of the investigation; or
(b)
be contrary to the public interest.
(2)
The ICAC must:
(a) make reasonable efforts to obtain the services of the interpreter or other person; and
(b)
meet the costs of the interpreter or other person.
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