A trust advisor, trust protector, or other fiduciary designated by the terms of the trust shall keep each excluded fiduciary designated by the terms of the trust reasonably informed about:

(1) The administration of the trust with respect to any specific duty or function being performed by the trust advisor, trust protector, or other fiduciary to the extent that the duty or function would normally be performed by the excluded fiduciary or to the extent that providing such information to the excluded fiduciary is reasonably necessary for the excluded fiduciary to perform its duties; and

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(2) Any other material information that the excluded fiduciary would be required to disclose to the qualified beneficiaries, regardless of whether the terms of the trust relieve the excluded fiduciary from providing such information to the qualified beneficiaries pursuant to § 55-2-13.

The limitation of the liability of the excluded fiduciary is not affected by the performance of the actions required above or the failure of a trust advisor, trust protector, or other fiduciary designated pursuant to the terms of the governing instrument, to perform any such actions.

Source: SL 2023, ch 161, § 8.