; and (3) the chief judge approves the local rules. (c) Immigration court fees (1) In general The appellate division shall prescribe rules which provide for the collection of reasonable filing fees and other fees, as appropriate. Each such fee may not exceed the fee charged and collected for the same or a substantially similar purpose by the Federal district courts or the Department of Homeland Security. (2) Waiver Rules promulgated by the appellate division shall include procedures under which any such fee may be waived in the case of financial hardship. (d) Publication of rules and fees The administrative division shall maintain a public website that contains or consolidates current information on all rules and fees of the Immigration Courts, including all local rules established under this subsection. 623. Representation of parties and other assistance (a) Right to counsel In any proceeding before the Immigration Courts, the person or party concerned shall have the privilege of being represented (at no expense to the Government) by such counsel, authorized to practice before the Immigration Courts, of their own choosing. (b) Interpreters The Immigration Courts shall establish a program to ensure the use of qualified interpreters in proceedings before the Immigration Courts. (c) Legal orientation program The Immigration Courts shall maintain, through agreements with legal services and other nonprofit organizations, a legal orientation program that explains the Court’s procedures and provides basic legal information to individuals who are or may become parties to proceedings before the Immigration Courts. 624. Availability of information (a) Publication of precedent decisions Precedent decisions of the appellate division shall be published in such form and manner as may be best adapted for public information and use. (b) Publication of non-Precedent decisions and records (1) In general Subject to paragraph (2), all non-precedent decisions of the Immigration Courts and all briefs, motions, documents, and exhibits