The following are some of the supervising powers granted to the Surveillance Committee by the referred Law: Verify that the custody, clearing, settlement and transfer operations are completed thoroughly and on time.  Perform quarterly company audits and verify the exactness and reconciliation of participants’ accounts. Verify that the information available is sufficient, true and expedient. Check the quality of the installations and security systems, as well as the quality and amount of the guarantees and insurance in force.

The Surveillance Committee must be made up of 5 members, elected annually by the Ordinary Assembly of Depositors. From March 2024 until the next Assembly - to be held during the month of March 2025 - the Surveillance Committee will be made up of the following people:

• President: Hugo De La Carrera Prett
• Vice President: Oscar Mehech Castellón
• Secretary: Américo Becerra Morales
• Member: Victoria Martínez Ocamica
• Member: José Miguel Valdés Lira

• Four Counts and Confirmation of titles in custody at DCV.
• Evaluation of the Internal Control Environment of the company.
• DCV Cybersecurity Environment Review.
• Other activities required by the Committee.

All of the above, plus the expenses corresponding to the per diems of the members of the Committee, those of administrative and financial support mean a total budget for the year 2023 of 7,668.00 UF, less the effective surplus of 2,031.62 UF, for Therefore, the amount to be financed with Depositors' installments during the year 2023 amounts to 5,636.38 UF.

The Surveillance Committee’s proposal to the Assembly regarding the installments to be paid by Participants for the funding of the Committee’s activities and the way to determine same was to maintain the payment system of the past twelve years. This formula consists of the distribution of 70% as a fixed installment for all Participants and the remaining 30% proportionally distributed according to the fees Participants pay to DCV in the semester prior to the collection of the respective installment on account of custody (Fixed Income; plus Financial Intermediation and Variable Income), payment that is performed in two installments, in the months of April and October together with DCV invoicing.

As part of its responsibilities, the Surveillance Committee acknowledges any abnormalities Depósito Central de Valores may show during its operations and that may affect Participants. For this purpose, there is a special procedure established under Chapter 3.2.4 of DCV’s Bylaws. The following steps are summarized in the regulation:

1. The complaint must be submitted in writing to the President of the Committee within a term of 10 days from the occurrence of the event. The President’s domicile, for these purposes, is Av. Apoquindo 4001, piso 12, Santiago.
2. The Committee shall report the complaint to the affected party in writing so that the latter may file his defense within 10 days from notice.
3. The Committee has a 15-day term to reach an agreement, which shall be founded and bear the consenting vote of at least 3 of its members.