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  Power through the Protecting Power a notification giving all the necessary particulars
  concerning the prisoners of war, the beneficiaries of the payments, and the amount of the sums
  to be paid, expressed in the Detaining Power's currency. The said notification shall be signed by
  the prisoners and countersigned by the camp commander. The Detaining Power shall debit the
  prisoners' account by a corresponding amount; the sums thus debited shall be placed by it to the
  credit of the Power on which the prisoners depend.
  To apply the foregoing provisions, the Detaining Power may usefully consult the Model
  Regulations in Annex V of the present Convention.
  ARTICLE 64
  The Detaining Power shall hold an account for each prisoner of war, showing at least the
  following:
  1. The amounts due to the prisoner or received by him as advances of pay, as working pay or
  derived from any other source; the sums in the currency of the Detaining Power which were
  taken from him; the sums taken from him and converted at his request into the currency of
  the said Power.
  2. The payments made to the prisoner in cash, or in any other similar form; the payments
  made on his behalf and at his request; the sums transferred under Article 63, third
  paragraph.
  ARTICLE 65
  Every item entered in the account of a prisoner of war shall be countersigned or initialed by him,
  or by the prisoners' representative acting on his behalf.
  Prisoners of war shall at all times be afforded reasonable facilities for consulting and obtaining
  copies of their accounts, which may likewise be inspected by the representatives of the Protecting
  Powers at the time of visits to the camp.
  When prisoners of war are transferred from one camp to another, their personal accounts will
  follow them. In case of transfer from one Detaining Power to another, the monies which are their
  property and are not in the currency of the Detaining Power will follow them. They shall be given
  certificates for any other monies standing to the credit of their accounts.
  The Parties to the conflict concerned may agree to notify to each other at specific intervals
  through the Protecting Power, the amount of the accounts of the prisoners of war.
  ARTICLE 66
  On the termination of captivity, through the release of a prisoner of war or his repatriation, the
  Detaining Power shall give him a statement, signed by an authorized officer of that Power,
  showing the credit balance then due to him. The Detaining Power shall also send through the
  Protecting Power to the government upon which the prisoner of war depends, lists giving all
  appropriate particulars of all prisoners of war whose captivity has been terminated by
  repatriation, release, escape, death or any other means, and showing the amount of their credit
  balances. Such lists shall be certified on each sheet by an authorized representative of the
  Detaining Power.