According to the CPC, what must interpreters disclose regarding their qualifications?

Interpreters are required to clearly communicate their qualifications and any limitations they may have to clients to ensure transparency and foster trust in the interpreting process. This practice aligns with the ethical standards established by the Code of Professional Conduct, which emphasizes the importance of professionalism and the responsibility of interpreters to provide accurate and effective communication. By disclosing their qualifications, interpreters allow clients to understand the competencies they can expect, which helps to set appropriate expectations regarding the interpreting services being provided. This proactive communication also promotes informed decision-making by clients and supports the overall integrity of the interpreting profession.