(a) A managing entity that manages two or more single-site time share plans shall not commingle the assessments collected from purchasers of one time share plan with the assessments collected from purchasers of any other single-site plan for which it is the managing entity unless the practice is disclosed in the time share disclosure statement for each time share property and an appropriate statement is included in the declaration required by section 42-103gg for each time share property.

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(b) A managing entity that manages a multisite time share plan may deposit assessments collected from purchasers of one time share property into a common account with assessments collected from purchasers of other time share properties participating in the same multisite time share plan only if the practice is disclosed in the time share disclosure statement for each time share property in the multisite time share plan and an appropriate statement is included in the declaration required by section 42-103gg for each time share plan.

(c) Nothing in this section shall be construed to allow a managing entity to commingle assessments of a multisite time share plan with the assessments of a separate multisite time share plan or a time share plan that is not a part of the multisite time share plan.

(d) In matters related to the funds of the owners of time share interests and the association, the managing entity shall have a duty to act in the best interests of each owner of a time share interest in the time share plan and the association.