(1) The terms of an international trust may provide for the appointment of a protector of the international trust.
(2) A protector shall have the following powers, unless the terms of the international trust provide otherwise—
(a) the power to remove a trustee and appoint a new or additional trustee;
(b) the power to change the proper law of the international trust;
(c) the right to receive notice in advance of specified actions of the trustee as set out in the trust instrument;
(d) the right to receive information relating to or forming part of the accounts of the trust; and
(e) such further powers as are conferred on the protector by the terms of the international trust.
(3) A protector may be a settlor, trustee or beneficiary of the international trust, or any other person.
(4) In the exercise of his or her powers the protector shall not be regarded as a trustee.
(5) Where there are more than 2 protectors of an international trust, subject to the terms of the international trust, any functions conferred on the protectors may be exercised if a majority of the protectors for the time being agree on their exercise.
(6) A protector who dissents from a decision of the majority of protectors may require his or her dissent to be recorded in writing.