1. Responsibilities of the Commission Correspondent
It is the responsibility of the Commission Correspondent to:

• 1.1 Establish and maintain contact with the Commission through its President, Secretary and WG Chairmen;
• 1.2 Set up a national mailing list of those interested in the work of the Commission, in cooperation with the Chairs of the WG of the Commission;
• 1.3 Pass on information from the Commission and its Working Groups to organizations and individuals within the member country and encourage participation and feedback;
• 1.4 Report to their member organization and attend meetings arranged by the member organisation;
• 1.5 Report annually to TCPs on relevant activity within their country.
• 1.6 Contribute to the preparation of the Member Reports to the ISPRS.
• 1.7 Encourage relevant companies and institutions in their country to apply for sustaining membership

2. Responsibilities of the member organization
It is the responsibility of the member organization to:

• 2.1 Pass on to Correspondents any relevant information received from ISPRS (Highlights, information on resolutions, meetings etc.);
• 2.2 Keep Correspondent informed of member activities;
• 2.3 Arrange meetings of Correspondents;
• 2.4 Use its influence to ensure that ISPRS Commissions and others do communicate through the Correspondents; 2.5 Ensure that the names and addresses of Correspondents are correct in the Blue Book;
• 2.6 Make available, within its capacity, such resources as are necessary for the effective functioning of Correspondents.

3. Responsibilities of the TCP
It is the responsibility of the TCP to:

• 3.1 To communicate regularly with Correspondents and to keep them informed of all relevant events and activities;
• 3.2 To involve Correspondents in Commission activities when ever possible;
• 3.3 Hold WG meetings in countries which do not regularly participate in ISPRS activities and to initiate such meetings with the help of Correspondents;
• 3.4 To assist the work of the Correspondents in whatever way which is feasible.