The Chief Judge of the district court and the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court may appoint an advisory committee for a program of community supervision and services in each judicial division to be composed of a judge of the division, who shall serve as chairman, the Attorney General or his representative, and any other judge of the judicial division or persons residing in the judicial division so designated. The advisory committee may include persons representing social services or any other agencies to which persons released to a program of community supervision and services may be referred. The advisory committee shall plan for the implementation of any program of community supervision and services for each judicial division, and shall regularly review the administration and progress of any such program. All members of the committee shall serve without further compensation, except reimbursement for reasonable expenses necessary to their duties as members of the committee.