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Page 3 of 4 laws, regulations, and FBI policies. 11.3. Interpreters (FBI SLIP staff and contractors) must: 11.3.1. Interpret all conversations.. 11.3.2. Adhere to the Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf and the National Association for the Deaf Code of Professional Conduct (CPC) when performing services. 11.3.3. Comply with all certification and training requirements, as mandated by their certifying entities and the FBI. 11.4. The requesting entity (e.g., the consumer, a supervisor, the presenter who is making the communication for which services are required, or others related to the event) must: 11.4.1. Be courteous and professional toward the interpreter and make every reasonable effort to provide an optimal work environment for the interpreter, including the placement/location of the interpreter relative to the consumer. 11.4.2. Defer to the interpreter and consumer when determining where the interpreter will be located during the event. 11.5. The consumer must request services in accordance with this policy. 11.6. The SLIP coordinator must:. 11.6.1. Maintain service request documentation and/or records at Federal Bureau of Investigation coordinator or through the SLRS online system. 11.6.2. Maintain all records in accordance with federal laws, regulations, and FBI policies. 11.6.3. Maintain all requests, forms, and/or other documentation created and/or received for SLIP services in a separate, confidential file designated for the SLIP, to which only persons with a need-to- know have access. 12. Exemptions: None 13. Supersession: None 14. References, Links, and Forms: 14.1. References 14.1.1. None 14.2. Links 14.2.1. OEE0A Intranet site. 14.2.2.Sign.Language.Interoreting.&.Reading.Services.System 14.3. Forms 14.3.1. None 15. Key Words, Definitions, and Acronyms: 15.1. Key Words 15.1.1. None 15.2. Definitions 15.2.1. None 15.3. Acronyms 2/27/2017