; (ii) incompetent or incapacitated; or (iii) subject to paragraph (3), a foreign citizen or stateless person residing outside the United States. (2) Order When the court appoints a trustee or other fiduciary under paragraph (1), the court shall issue an order specifying— (A) the duties of the trustee or other fiduciary, which shall require— (i) the administration of the trust or maintaining an official account in the best interests of the victim; and (ii) disbursing payments from the trust or account— (I) to the victim; or (II) to any individual or entity on behalf of the victim; (B) that the trustee or other fiduciary— (i) shall avoid any conflict of interest; (ii) may not profit from the administration of the trust or maintaining an official account for the benefit of the victim other than as specified in the order; and (iii) may not delegate administration of the trust or maintaining the official account to any other person; (C) if and when the trust or the duties of the other fiduciary will expire; and (D) the fees payable to the trustee or other fiduciary to cover expenses of administering the trust or maintaining the official account for the benefit of the victim, and the schedule for payment of those fees. (3) Fact-finding regarding foreign citizens and stateless person In the case of a victim who is a foreign citizen or stateless person residing outside the United States and is not under the age of 18 at the time of the proceeding or incompetent or incapacitated, the court may appoint a trustee or other fiduciary under paragraph (1) only if the court finds it necessary to— (A) protect the safety or security of the victim; or (B) provide a reliable means for the victim to access or benefit from the restitution payments. (4) Payment of fees (A) In general The court may, with respect to the fees of the trustee or other fiduciary— (i) pay the fees in whole or in part