This led to new appointments being made at a national level to oversee operations: a Receiver General was appointed to receive all monies from the Collectors, a Comptroller General was appointed to check and tally all the various accounts and three Surveyors General were appointed to ensure uniformity of practice across the country.
The creation of new positions at a national level led to the appointment of key officials responsible for overseeing operations: a Receiver General was tasked with collecting funds from Collectors, a Comptroller General was responsible for verifying and recording financial accounts, and three Surveyors General were appointed to ensure consistency in practices nationwide.