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Summarised summary of submissions: Proposed changes to the NZSL Video Interpreting and Relay Services
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Summary document - Proposed changes to NZSL Video Interpreting and Relay Services
We want to know what you think about some changes we’re proposing to make to the video interpreting and relay services.
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