Three of the creditors, elected by the general body of creditors, to advise with the trustee, superintend his proceedings, audit his accounts, fix the amount to be divided at each period, direct the sale of property, fix the amount of the trustee's commission, and perform other similar duties. The ofiice is gratuitous, and from their decisions appeal lies to the Sheriff or Court of Session.

Source: Kinnear, Digest of House of Lords cases (1865), pg. 350.