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From instant free automated translation to $3000 per day for translation services in one fell swoop! This is what happened to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) of British Columbia in Canada in early August 2010. Following complaint aired by Radio Canada on the 2d of August about the poor quality of the translations performed by Google Translate, complaint followed by the Montreal daily newspaper La Presse, the RCMP BC decided to disconnect the Google brandon philips embroidered jersey Translate function.

Tim Shields, spokesman for the RCMP BC, acknowledged that "Officially and technically the website isn't compliant with the Official Languages Act."
Under the Canadian Official Languages Act, federal government agencies - like the RCMP - are legally required to communicate with the public in both English and French, they will know have to hire in-house human translators to perform the job. brandon philips embroidered jersey To ensure uninterrupted delivery of the translation services, they will rely on Public Works Canada, at the cost of $3000 per day.

As a public service, especially as one required by law to provide bilingual service, the RCMP is obligated to provide translation of decent quality and is accountable brandon philips embroidered jersey for the translation services it provides.