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• managing the distribution of collective relief; 562• receiving parcels and remittances of money for POWs undergoing disciplinarypunishment, and handing over to the infirmary any perishable goods; 563 and• signing receipts for relief supplies or materials to the relief society or organizationmaking the shipment. 564The POW Representative’s duties in facilitating relations between the POWs and theauthorities include:• remaining in communication with POWs who work for private employers; 565• transmitting requests and complaints, and sending periodic reports on the needs ofPOWs; 566 and• interviewing with delegates of the Protecting Powers. 567The POW Representative’s duties in verifying that the guarantees provided under GPWare respected include:• collaborating in the management of the canteen and its special fund; 568• receiving copies of regulations, orders, notices, and publications relating to the conductof POWs issued by the Detaining Power for communication to POWs; 569• countersigning for entries entered in a POW’s account on his or her behalf, or fornotifications of payments sent by POWs to their own country; 570• monitoring decisions announced from any disciplinary proceeding against a POW; 571• receiving notifications of judicial proceedings instituted against POWs, and of anyjudgment or sentences pronounced upon them; 572 and562 Refer to § 9.20.3.4 (Collective Relief for POWs).563 Refer to § 9.27.6.6 (Reading, Writing, Correspondence, and Packages).564 Refer to § 9.33.2.2 (Receipts for Relief Consignments).565 Refer to § 9.19.8 (POWs Working for Private Persons).566 Refer to § 9.23 (POW Requests, Complaints).567 Refer to § 9.33.1 (Access by Protecting Powers).568 Refer to § 9.17.3 (Camp Canteen Management and Profits).569 Refer to § 9.22.5 (Posting of Convention and Camp Orders).570 Refer to § 9.18 (Financial Resources of POWs).571 Refer to § 9.27.3 (Rights of POWs in Disciplinary Proceedings).588