If a qualified interpreter/transliterator is unable to render a satisfactory interpretation/transliteration without the aid of an intermediary interpreter/transliterator, the appointing authority shall appoint and pay for an intermediary interpreter/transliterator to assist the qualified interpreter/transliterator, subject to the same provisions that govern a qualified interpreter/transliterator under this Chapter.
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