; and (II) under section 105. (C) Standing In carrying out this paragraph, the United States trustee shall have standing to raise, to appear, and to be heard on any matter for which the court has jurisdiction or for which the court has reserved jurisdiction under the terms of the plan of reorganization. (9) Accessing trust information (A) In general Subject to section 107 and any appropriate protective order, a trust described in paragraph (2)(B)(i) shall, on written request, provide, in a timely manner, any information relating to any payment from, and any demand for payment from, the trust to a party to an action at law or equity if the action relates to liability for asbestos exposure. (B) Costs A trust described in paragraph (2)(B)(i) may require, from the person making a request under subparagraph (A), payment of any reasonable cost incurred to comply with the requirements under subparagraph (A). (10) Appointment of future claims representatives (A) In general On notification by a plan proponent of the intention of the plan proponent to seek an injunction under this subsection, the United States trustee or bankruptcy administrator, after consultation with parties in interest, shall appoint, subject to the approval of the court, a disinterested individual to serve as the future claims representative. (B) Support (i) In general The future claims representative, subject to the approval of the court, may employ 1 or more attorneys, accountants, or other professional persons to represent the future claims representative or assist the future claims representative in carrying out the duties of the future claims representative under this subsection. (ii) Qualifications An attorney, accountant, or other professional person employed under clause (i) to represent or assist the future claims representative— (I) shall be a disinterested person