The superior court shall, and any person may, notify the supreme court if it appears that a fiduciary has violated a rule adopted under this section. The supreme court shall then conduct an investigation and hearing pursuant to its rules. If the supreme court determines that the fiduciary committed the violation it may withdraw the fiduciary's registration or impose other sanctions, including civil penalties, and shall notify the superior court in each county of this action. Except as provided in subsections B and C of this section, The supreme court may also require the fiduciary to forfeit a cash deposit or surety bond to the extent necessary to compensate the court for the expenses it incurred to conduct the investigation and hearing. G. E. A person who in good faith provides information or testimony regarding a private fiduciary's misconduct or lack of professionalism is not subject to civil liability.
Communications regarding a private fiduciary's conduct are confidential.
H. F. Members of the private fiduciary advisory board, the program coordinator and all investigators, auditors, staff and hearing officers are immune from civil liability for conduct in good faith that relates to their official duties. The supreme court may exempt a private fiduciary from the requirements of this section for good cause. This section does not grant any private fiduciary or any applicant for a private fiduciary the right to a direct appeal to the supreme court. The supreme court may receive and expend monies from the confidential intermediary and private fiduciary fund established pursuant to section 8-135 for the purposes of performing the duties related to private fiduciaries pursuant to this section. A person who for a fee serves as a court appointed guardian or conservator for one or more persons who are unrelated to the fiduciary.