THE DELEGATE MEETINGS 
Report on delegate Meeting I, July 16th 1956 
Chief Delegates 
Austria 
Barvir 
Neumaier 
Belgium 
Daubresse 
Van der Ryt 
Canada 
Andrews 
Blachut Gamble 
Denmark 
Helk 
Wenzel-Petersen 
Finland 
Lofstrôm 
Rainesalo 
France 
Cruset 
Poivilliers 
Germany 
Hofmann 
Jung 
Great Britain 
Brown 
Dowson Laws Thompson 
Israel 
Elster 
Gluck 
Italy 
Cassinis 
Japan 
Takeda 
Netherlands 
Roelofs 
Scherpbier 
Norway 
Skappel 
Void 
Portugal 
De Lemos 
Spain 
Badell 
Carderera 
Sweden 
Hallert 
Lundgren 
Switzerland 
Hârry 
Huber 
U.S.A. 
Cude 
Davidson 
Yugoslavia 
Milovanovitch 
Milutin 
Observers from Individual members 
Egypt 
Detiva 
Wassef 
India 
Sikka 
Wilson 
Pakistan 
Ahad 
The Council of the ISP participated in the Delegate Meeting 
The President welcomed the delegates to the meeting and requested them to 
introduce themselves in turn. 
After the proposed Agenda (see above under Council Meeting I) had been 
approved, the President proposed that some of the questions only be the object 
of a first, informative discussion, while decisions could presumably be made 
immediately on other questions. With regard to the motions, the President 
referred the delegates to the distributed papers. As the different motions were 
brought up the Secretary-General or the Treasurer gave an account of their 
background and described the preliminary views which some of the delegates 
had submitted by post. 
The items on the Agenda were treated in the order shown below. 
Item 3. Brief summary of the activities of the ISP since the Washington 
Congress. 
The Secretary-General reported on the start and organisation of the controlled 
tests and other commission activities between the congresses — cooperation with 
the OEEPE, Austrian work on the polyglot dictionary of photogrammetry etc. 
and on the commission work in preparation for the Congress. He announced 
that the following had been accepted as new members of the ISP: Survey 
Department of Egypt (individual member since 1955), Chinese Society of 
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