55-1-21.4. Enforcement of purpose of trust by enforcer. The purposes of a purpose trust may be enforced by an enforcer designated in the governing instrument and if no enforcer is acting pursuant to the terms of the governing instrument the court may appoint one or more enforcers and successor enforcers. No purpose trust may fail for want of an enforcer. An enforcer may petition for, consent to, waive, or object to any matter regarding a purpose trust with regard to the purpose of the trust which the enforcer represents or concerning the administration of the purpose trust. Enforcers are fiduciaries and, except as otherwise provided in the governing instrument, are entitled to reasonable compensation as determined by the trustee. An enforcer may also serve as a trust protector or a family advisor pursuant to chapter 55-1B. However, an enforcer may not serve as an enforcer while serving as a trustee or a distribution trust advisor of the same trust.
Source: SL 2018, ch 275, § 7.