(1) Unless the
conciliator or arbitrator directs otherwise, a party to a dispute or a person
representing the party may be assisted in the course of a conciliation
conference or arbitration hearing by an interpreter or another person
necessary or desirable for the purpose of making the conference or hearing
intelligible to the party and enabling the party to communicate adequately.
(2) A person may
present a written submission in a language other than English if it is
accompanied by a translation into English and a statutory declaration by the
translator to the effect that the translation accurately reproduces in English
the contents of the original document.