(1) Interpreters must:

(a) Use the interpretive mode that the parties, the LEP person, the interpreter, and the ALJ consider the most accurate and effective;

(b) Interpret statements made by the parties, witnesses, and the ALJ;

(c) Not disclose information about the hearing without the written consent of the parties unless required by law; and

(d) Not comment on the hearing or give legal advice.

(2) The ALJ must allow enough time for all interpretations to be made and understood.

(3) If a party is hearing impaired, the ALJ may record a video of the hearing to be used for verifying the official transcript of the proceedings.