CPRA is managed by the Board of Counselors, the supreme decision-making body for the management of CPRA consisting of representatives of the three inaugural member organizations, the Executive Committee consisting of members elected from organizations which have entrusted the exercise of rights to CPRA, and the Secretariat. CPRA further has committees as advisory bodies to the Executive Committee to work on various specialized affairs. The members of the Executive Committee are elected every two years.

• Collection of fees for secondary use of commercial phonograms
  
• Collection of fees for use of phonograms for rental
  
• Collection of fees for use of other neighboring rights entrusted to CPRA
  
• Collection of compensations for private recording
  
• Distribution of audio-related fees
  
• Distribution of audiovisual-related fees
  
• Preparatory work for Data Center
  
• CPRA fund
  
• General affairs and public relations