(1) Section 27 (2) no. 4, section 54 no. 2, as well as sections 56 to 60 and 62 to 65 apply accordingly to the insolvency monitor’s appointment, supervision by the insolvency court, as well as to liability and remuneration.
(2) The insolvency monitor is required to verify the debtor’s economic situation and monitor the management of the business and expenses for the debtor’s livelihood. The court may order that the insolvency monitor by permitted to support the debtor when it comes to the pre-financing of insolvency payments, accounting under insolvency law and negotiations with customers and suppliers. Section 22 (3) applies accordingly.
(3) If the insolvency monitor finds circumstances which suggest that continuing debtor-in-possession management will place the creditors at a disadvantage, the insolvency monitor is to disclose such circumstances without delay to the creditors’ committee and to the insolvency court. If no creditors’ committee has been appointed, the insolvency monitor is instead to inform the insolvency creditors who have filed claims, as well as the creditors with a right to separate satisfaction.