In 1209–10, Sancho left the day-to-day government in the hands of a "vicar and bailiff" (vicarius et baiulus), Ferran de Norvais. In January 1211, Peter granted the county's revenues to Guillem de Creixell, since Guillem was the king's creditor, but Sancho continued to govern the county into 1212.
In 1209–10, Sancho placed the day-to-day management in the hands of a "vicar and bailiff" (vicarius et baiulus), Ferran de Norvais. In January 1211, Peter gave the county's revenues to Guillem de Creixell due to Guillem's debt to the king, but Sancho continued to govern the county until 1212.