text: FM 2-22.3 ____________________________________________________________________________________
  (a) Shall continue to credit the accounts of the prisoners with the amounts indicated in the
  first paragraph above;
  (b) May temporarily limit the amount made available from these advances of pay to prisoners
  of war for their own use, to sums which are reasonable, but which, for Category I, shall never
  be inferior to the amount that the Detaining Power gives to the members of its own armed
  forces.
  The reasons for any limitations will be given without delay to the Protecting Power.
  ARTICLE 61
  The Detaining Power shall accept for distribution as supplementary pay to prisoners of war sums
  which the Power on which the prisoners depend may forward to them, on condition that the
  sums to be paid shall be the same for each prisoner of the same category, shall be payable to all
  prisoners of that category depending on that Power, and shall be placed in their separate
  accounts, at the earliest opportunity, in accordance with the provisions of Article 64. Such
  supplementary pay shall not relieve the Detaining Power of any obligation under this
  Convention.
  ARTICLE 62
  Prisoners of war shall be paid a fair working rate of pay by the detaining authorities direct. The
  rate shall be fixed by the said authorities, but shall at no time be less than one-fourth of one
  Swiss franc for a full working day. The Detaining Power shall inform prisoners of war, as well as
  the Power on which they depend, through the intermediary of the Protecting Power, of the rate of
  daily working pay that it has fixed.
  Working pay shall likewise be paid by the detaining authorities to prisoners of war permanently
  detailed to duties or to a skilled or semi-skilled occupation in connection with the administration,
  installation or maintenance of camps, and to the prisoners who are required to carry out
  spiritual or medical duties on behalf of their comrades.
  The working pay of the prisoners' representative, of his advisers, if any, and of his assistants,
  shall be paid out of the fund maintained by canteen profits. The scale of this working pay shall
  be fixed by the prisoners' representative and approved by the camp commander. If there is no
  such fund, the detaining authorities shall pay these prisoners a fair working rate of pay.
  ARTICLE 63
  Prisoners of war shall be permitted to receive remittances of money addressed to them
  individually or collectively.
  Every prisoner of war shall have at his disposal the credit balance of his account as provided for
  in the following Article, within the limits fixed by the Detaining Power, which shall make such
  payments as are requested. Subject to financial or monetary restrictions which the Detaining
  Power regards as essential, prisoners of war may also have payments made abroad. In this case
  payments addressed by prisoners of war to dependants shall be given priority.
  In any event, and subject to the consent of the Power on which they depend, prisoners may have
  payments made in their own country, as follows: the Detaining Power shall send to the aforesaid