📋 Tender Overview
One more step is taken in recognition of the professional translator and interpreter of the Brazilian Sign Language (Libras). This Wednesday (26), the Ministry of Human Rights and Citizenship (MDHC) published in the Official Journal of the Union regulations that provide for the recognition of Libras Interpretation Centers (CILs) maintained by states, the Federal District and municipalities to monitoring and technical support purposes. By means of Ordinance 434 , the initiative will enable the verification of interpreters linked to the centers by agencies and entities of the federal public administration, direct and indirect.
The operationalization of the recognition of the CILs will be done through the electronic page of the National System of Human Rights or another system that may replace it. The registration and insertion of the request for adherence to the policy will be made by the partner federated entities, together with the Term of Conduct attached to the ordinance.
Competence and responsibility
The competence to edit complementary acts will be of the National Secretariat for the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. The person responsible for the CIL must fill in the additional data and register the interpreters linked to it, in addition to verifying the qualification of all linked interpreters registered in the system.
The National Secretariat for the Rights of Persons with Disabilities will provide an interface on the internet to verify the link of an interpreter to the CIL, according to CadCIL data.
The document also determines that entities that adhere to the policy will undertake to keep the registration of CIL and its linked interpreters updated in the MDHC systems and verify the qualification of all linked interpreters registered in the system
