A supervisory committee is set up within the association referred to in article L. 224-33 for each individual retirement savings plan, to ensure that the plan is properly implemented and that the interests of holders are represented, in accordance with the procedures defined by regulation.
Where the association subscribes to a single individual retirement savings plan, the board of directors of the association may validly act as the supervisory committee for the plan, provided that it complies with the rules governing the composition of the supervisory committee.
The board of directors of an association which has subscribed to several individual retirement savings plans with the same insurance company may decide, after approval by the general meeting of the association, to create a joint supervisory committee for all these plans, provided that the joint supervisory committee includes at least one member representing the holders of each of the plans. The Board of Directors of the association may validly act as the joint supervisory committee for the said plans, provided that it complies with the rules governing the composition of the supervisory committee.