{"id":"F2016L01050","name":"ASIC Corporations (Attribution Managed Investment Trusts) Instrument 2016/489","slug":"asic-corporations-attribution-managed-investment-trusts-instrument-2016-489","collection":"legislative_instrument","jurisdiction":"commonwealth","status":"in_force","isInForce":true,"actNumber":null,"makingDate":null,"administeringDepartment":null,"currentVersion":{"id":129342,"registerId":"commonwealth-F2016L01050-current","compilationNumber":null,"startDate":"2026-04-03","status":"InForce","reasons":null,"registeredAt":null},"sections":[{"sectionNumber":"“601GCA Changing the constitution to mee","sectionType":"section","heading":"“601GCA Changing the constitution to meet AMIT requirements","content":"#### “601GCA Changing the constitution to meet AMIT requirements\n\n  (1) Subject to subsection (3), a responsible entity of a registered scheme may modify the constitution of the scheme to the extent that the responsible entity reasonably considers that the modification is necessary for or incidental to the scheme being able to be operated in a manner permitted by the ITA Act as an attribution managed investment trust with the responsible entity as its trustee.\n  (2) Without limitation, modifications that may be made under subsection (1) include modifications which have the effect of:\n    (a) enabling the responsible entity to make a choice for the purposes of subparagraph 276-10(1)(e)(i) or  \n    paragraph 276-20(1)(d) of the ITA Act; or\n    (b) where applicable, enabling the responsible entity to treat each separate class of interests in the scheme as a separate attribution managed investment trust; or\n    (c) ensuring that the responsible entity is indemnified out of scheme property for any liability that:\n      (i) is incurred by the responsible entity in relation to the proper performance of its duties; and\n      (ii) either:\n      (A) is an attribution income tax liability of the responsible entity; or\n      (B) results from a member or former member making a claim against the responsible entity in relation to an attribution income tax liability of the member or former member that results from an attribution by the responsible entity under section 276-210 of the ITA Act to the interests held by the member or former member.\n  (3) The responsible entity may modify the constitution under subsection (1) where:\n    (a) in the case where all members of the scheme acquired their interests in the scheme as wholesale clients—the responsible entity has taken reasonable steps to consult with each member of the scheme about the proposed modification of the constitution before making it; or\n    (b) in any case—the responsible entity:\n    (i) has published a notice that complies with subsection (4) on its website:\n      (A) for a period (the relevant period) of not less than 7 days; and\n      (B) in a way that it is likely to come to the attention of a person looking for information about the scheme on the website; and\n    (ii) has not received requests from members with at least 5% of the votes that may be cast on the resolution to call and arrange to hold a meeting as specified in the notice.\n  (4) A notice complies with this subsection if it:\n    (a) sets out a summary of the reason for, and the effect of, the proposed modification of the constitution; and\n    (b) states that the responsible entity will modify the constitution as proposed unless it receives requests to call and arrange to hold a meeting of the scheme’s members to consider and vote on a special resolution to modify the constitution as proposed:\n      (i) from members with at least 5% of the votes that may be cast on the resolution; and\n      (ii) by a specified date that is the last day of the relevant period; and\n    (c) states that a request referred to in paragraph (b) must be made in writing and may be sent to a specified email address of the responsible entity; and\n    (d) is worded and presented in a clear, concise and effective manner.\n  (5) The responsible entity may repeal and replace the constitution instead of modifying it where:\n    (a) the replacement constitution has the effect that the constitution would have had if it had instead been modified in accordance with subsection (1); and\n    (b) subsection (3) had been satisfied as if references in subsections (3) and (4) to modifying the constitution included references to repealing and replacing it.\n  (6) The responsible entity may modify or repeal and replace the constitution under subsections (1) and (5) even if the constitution includes provisions to the effect that it may only be modified or repealed and replaced in accordance with paragraphs 601GC(1)(a) or (b) or provisions to the effect of those paragraphs.\n  (7) For the purposes of this section:\n\nattribution income tax liability of a person in relation to a managed investment scheme means an income tax liability of the person under the ITA Act that results from the scheme being operated as an AMIT.\n\n  attribution managed investment trust (or AMIT) has the meaning given by section 276-10 of the ITA Act.\n  ITA Act means the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997.\n  wholesale client has the meaning given by section 761G.\n  (8) To avoid doubt:\n    (a) the consultation referred to in paragraph (3)(a) may take place partly or wholly before the commencement of this section; and\n    (b) the relevant period referred to in paragraph (3)(b) may be a period that partly or wholly occurs before the commencement of this section.\n\n> Note: The responsible entity must act in the best interests of the members in exercising the power in subsections (1) and (5) to modify, or repeal and replace the constitution: see paragraph 601FC(1)(c).","sortOrder":0},{"sectionNumber":"601GCB","sectionType":"section","heading":"Notice of modification etc. of constitution for AMIT implementation","content":"Part 3—Declaration\n\n6 Changing the scheme’s constitution to meet AMIT requirements\n\nChapter 5C of the Act applies to a responsible entity as if Part 5C.3 were modified or varied as follows:\n\n(a) in paragraph 601GC(1)(b), omit “rights.”, substitute “rights; or”;\n\n(b) after paragraph 601GC(1)(b) insert:\n\n    “(c) by the responsible entity in accordance with section 601GCA.”;\n\n(c) after section 601GC insert:\n\n#### “601GCA Changing the constitution to meet AMIT requirements\n\n  (1) Subject to subsection (3), a responsible entity of a registered scheme may modify the constitution of the scheme to the extent that the responsible entity reasonably considers that the modification is necessary for or incidental to the scheme being able to be operated in a manner permitted by the ITA Act as an attribution managed investment trust with the responsible entity as its trustee.\n  (2) Without limitation, modifications that may be made under subsection (1) include modifications which have the effect of:\n    (a) enabling the responsible entity to make a choice for the purposes of subparagraph 276-10(1)(e)(i) or  \n    paragraph 276-20(1)(d) of the ITA Act; or\n    (b) where applicable, enabling the responsible entity to treat each separate class of interests in the scheme as a separate attribution managed investment trust; or\n    (c) ensuring that the responsible entity is indemnified out of scheme property for any liability that:\n      (i) is incurred by the responsible entity in relation to the proper performance of its duties; and\n      (ii) either:\n      (A) is an attribution income tax liability of the responsible entity; or\n      (B) results from a member or former member making a claim against the responsible entity in relation to an attribution income tax liability of the member or former member that results from an attribution by the responsible entity under section 276-210 of the ITA Act to the interests held by the member or former member.\n  (3) The responsible entity may modify the constitution under subsection (1) where:\n    (a) in the case where all members of the scheme acquired their interests in the scheme as wholesale clients—the responsible entity has taken reasonable steps to consult with each member of the scheme about the proposed modification of the constitution before making it; or\n    (b) in any case—the responsible entity:\n    (i) has published a notice that complies with subsection (4) on its website:\n      (A) for a period (the relevant period) of not less than 7 days; and\n      (B) in a way that it is likely to come to the attention of a person looking for information about the scheme on the website; and\n    (ii) has not received requests from members with at least 5% of the votes that may be cast on the resolution to call and arrange to hold a meeting as specified in the notice.\n  (4) A notice complies with this subsection if it:\n    (a) sets out a summary of the reason for, and the effect of, the proposed modification of the constitution; and\n    (b) states that the responsible entity will modify the constitution as proposed unless it receives requests to call and arrange to hold a meeting of the scheme’s members to consider and vote on a special resolution to modify the constitution as proposed:\n      (i) from members with at least 5% of the votes that may be cast on the resolution; and\n      (ii) by a specified date that is the last day of the relevant period; and\n    (c) states that a request referred to in paragraph (b) must be made in writing and may be sent to a specified email address of the responsible entity; and\n    (d) is worded and presented in a clear, concise and effective manner.\n  (5) The responsible entity may repeal and replace the constitution instead of modifying it where:\n    (a) the replacement constitution has the effect that the constitution would have had if it had instead been modified in accordance with subsection (1); and\n    (b) subsection (3) had been satisfied as if references in subsections (3) and (4) to modifying the constitution included references to repealing and replacing it.\n  (6) The responsible entity may modify or repeal and replace the constitution under subsections (1) and (5) even if the constitution includes provisions to the effect that it may only be modified or repealed and replaced in accordance with paragraphs 601GC(1)(a) or (b) or provisions to the effect of those paragraphs.\n  (7) For the purposes of this section:\n\nattribution income tax liability of a person in relation to a managed investment scheme means an income tax liability of the person under the ITA Act that results from the scheme being operated as an AMIT.\n\n  attribution managed investment trust (or AMIT) has the meaning given by section 276-10 of the ITA Act.\n  ITA Act means the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997.\n  wholesale client has the meaning given by section 761G.\n  (8) To avoid doubt:\n    (a) the consultation referred to in paragraph (3)(a) may take place partly or wholly before the commencement of this section; and\n    (b) the relevant period referred to in paragraph (3)(b) may be a period that partly or wholly occurs before the commencement of this section.\n\n> Note: The responsible entity must act in the best interests of the members in exercising the power in subsections (1) and (5) to modify, or repeal and replace the constitution: see paragraph 601FC(1)(c).\n\n#### 601GCB Notice of modification etc. of constitution for AMIT implementation\n\n#### (1) This section applies if a responsible entity modifies or repeals and replaces the constitution of a registered scheme in accordance with section 601GCA.\n\n#### (2) The responsible entity must give each member of the scheme a notice in writing that sets out a summary of the reasons for, and the effect of, the modification or how the effect of the replacement constitution is different from that of the constitution before its repeal (as relevant).\n\n#### (3) The notice must be:\n\n    (a) given no later than the date of the giving of the first communication by the responsible entity to all members of the scheme after the date when the modification is made, or the repeal and replacement occurs; and\n    (b) worded and presented in a clear, concise and effective manner.”.","sortOrder":1},{"sectionNumber":"(1) This section applies if a responsibl","sectionType":"section","heading":"(1) This section applies if a responsible entity modifies or repeals and replaces the constitution of a registered scheme in accordance with section 601GCA.","content":"Part 3—Declaration\n\n6 Changing the scheme’s constitution to meet AMIT requirements\n\nChapter 5C of the Act applies to a responsible entity as if Part 5C.3 were modified or varied as follows:\n\n(a) in paragraph 601GC(1)(b), omit “rights.”, substitute “rights; or”;\n\n(b) after paragraph 601GC(1)(b) insert:\n\n    “(c) by the responsible entity in accordance with section 601GCA.”;\n\n(c) after section 601GC insert:\n\n#### “601GCA Changing the constitution to meet AMIT requirements\n\n  (1) Subject to subsection (3), a responsible entity of a registered scheme may modify the constitution of the scheme to the extent that the responsible entity reasonably considers that the modification is necessary for or incidental to the scheme being able to be operated in a manner permitted by the ITA Act as an attribution managed investment trust with the responsible entity as its trustee.\n  (2) Without limitation, modifications that may be made under subsection (1) include modifications which have the effect of:\n    (a) enabling the responsible entity to make a choice for the purposes of subparagraph 276-10(1)(e)(i) or  \n    paragraph 276-20(1)(d) of the ITA Act; or\n    (b) where applicable, enabling the responsible entity to treat each separate class of interests in the scheme as a separate attribution managed investment trust; or\n    (c) ensuring that the responsible entity is indemnified out of scheme property for any liability that:\n      (i) is incurred by the responsible entity in relation to the proper performance of its duties; and\n      (ii) either:\n      (A) is an attribution income tax liability of the responsible entity; or\n      (B) results from a member or former member making a claim against the responsible entity in relation to an attribution income tax liability of the member or former member that results from an attribution by the responsible entity under section 276-210 of the ITA Act to the interests held by the member or former member.\n  (3) The responsible entity may modify the constitution under subsection (1) where:\n    (a) in the case where all members of the scheme acquired their interests in the scheme as wholesale clients—the responsible entity has taken reasonable steps to consult with each member of the scheme about the proposed modification of the constitution before making it; or\n    (b) in any case—the responsible entity:\n    (i) has published a notice that complies with subsection (4) on its website:\n      (A) for a period (the relevant period) of not less than 7 days; and\n      (B) in a way that it is likely to come to the attention of a person looking for information about the scheme on the website; and\n    (ii) has not received requests from members with at least 5% of the votes that may be cast on the resolution to call and arrange to hold a meeting as specified in the notice.\n  (4) A notice complies with this subsection if it:\n    (a) sets out a summary of the reason for, and the effect of, the proposed modification of the constitution; and\n    (b) states that the responsible entity will modify the constitution as proposed unless it receives requests to call and arrange to hold a meeting of the scheme’s members to consider and vote on a special resolution to modify the constitution as proposed:\n      (i) from members with at least 5% of the votes that may be cast on the resolution; and\n      (ii) by a specified date that is the last day of the relevant period; and\n    (c) states that a request referred to in paragraph (b) must be made in writing and may be sent to a specified email address of the responsible entity; and\n    (d) is worded and presented in a clear, concise and effective manner.\n  (5) The responsible entity may repeal and replace the constitution instead of modifying it where:\n    (a) the replacement constitution has the effect that the constitution would have had if it had instead been modified in accordance with subsection (1); and\n    (b) subsection (3) had been satisfied as if references in subsections (3) and (4) to modifying the constitution included references to repealing and replacing it.\n  (6) The responsible entity may modify or repeal and replace the constitution under subsections (1) and (5) even if the constitution includes provisions to the effect that it may only be modified or repealed and replaced in accordance with paragraphs 601GC(1)(a) or (b) or provisions to the effect of those paragraphs.\n  (7) For the purposes of this section:\n\nattribution income tax liability of a person in relation to a managed investment scheme means an income tax liability of the person under the ITA Act that results from the scheme being operated as an AMIT.\n\n  attribution managed investment trust (or AMIT) has the meaning given by section 276-10 of the ITA Act.\n  ITA Act means the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997.\n  wholesale client has the meaning given by section 761G.\n  (8) To avoid doubt:\n    (a) the consultation referred to in paragraph (3)(a) may take place partly or wholly before the commencement of this section; and\n    (b) the relevant period referred to in paragraph (3)(b) may be a period that partly or wholly occurs before the commencement of this section.\n\n> Note: The responsible entity must act in the best interests of the members in exercising the power in subsections (1) and (5) to modify, or repeal and replace the constitution: see paragraph 601FC(1)(c).\n\n#### 601GCB Notice of modification etc. of constitution for AMIT implementation\n\n#### (1) This section applies if a responsible entity modifies or repeals and replaces the constitution of a registered scheme in accordance with section 601GCA.\n\n#### (2) The responsible entity must give each member of the scheme a notice in writing that sets out a summary of the reasons for, and the effect of, the modification or how the effect of the replacement constitution is different from that of the constitution before its repeal (as relevant).\n\n#### (3) The notice must be:\n\n    (a) given no later than the date of the giving of the first communication by the responsible entity to all members of the scheme after the date when the modification is made, or the repeal and replacement occurs; and\n    (b) worded and presented in a clear, concise and effective manner.”.","sortOrder":2},{"sectionNumber":"(2) The responsible entity must give eac","sectionType":"section","heading":"(2) The responsible entity must give each member of the scheme a notice in writing that sets out a summary of the reasons for, and the effect of, the modification or how the effect of the replacement constitution is different from that of the constitution before its repeal (as relevant).","content":"Part 3—Declaration\n\n6 Changing the scheme’s constitution to meet AMIT requirements\n\nChapter 5C of the Act applies to a responsible entity as if Part 5C.3 were modified or varied as follows:\n\n(a) in paragraph 601GC(1)(b), omit “rights.”, substitute “rights; or”;\n\n(b) after paragraph 601GC(1)(b) insert:\n\n    “(c) by the responsible entity in accordance with section 601GCA.”;\n\n(c) after section 601GC insert:\n\n#### “601GCA Changing the constitution to meet AMIT requirements\n\n  (1) Subject to subsection (3), a responsible entity of a registered scheme may modify the constitution of the scheme to the extent that the responsible entity reasonably considers that the modification is necessary for or incidental to the scheme being able to be operated in a manner permitted by the ITA Act as an attribution managed investment trust with the responsible entity as its trustee.\n  (2) Without limitation, modifications that may be made under subsection (1) include modifications which have the effect of:\n    (a) enabling the responsible entity to make a choice for the purposes of subparagraph 276-10(1)(e)(i) or  \n    paragraph 276-20(1)(d) of the ITA Act; or\n    (b) where applicable, enabling the responsible entity to treat each separate class of interests in the scheme as a separate attribution managed investment trust; or\n    (c) ensuring that the responsible entity is indemnified out of scheme property for any liability that:\n      (i) is incurred by the responsible entity in relation to the proper performance of its duties; and\n      (ii) either:\n      (A) is an attribution income tax liability of the responsible entity; or\n      (B) results from a member or former member making a claim against the responsible entity in relation to an attribution income tax liability of the member or former member that results from an attribution by the responsible entity under section 276-210 of the ITA Act to the interests held by the member or former member.\n  (3) The responsible entity may modify the constitution under subsection (1) where:\n    (a) in the case where all members of the scheme acquired their interests in the scheme as wholesale clients—the responsible entity has taken reasonable steps to consult with each member of the scheme about the proposed modification of the constitution before making it; or\n    (b) in any case—the responsible entity:\n    (i) has published a notice that complies with subsection (4) on its website:\n      (A) for a period (the relevant period) of not less than 7 days; and\n      (B) in a way that it is likely to come to the attention of a person looking for information about the scheme on the website; and\n    (ii) has not received requests from members with at least 5% of the votes that may be cast on the resolution to call and arrange to hold a meeting as specified in the notice.\n  (4) A notice complies with this subsection if it:\n    (a) sets out a summary of the reason for, and the effect of, the proposed modification of the constitution; and\n    (b) states that the responsible entity will modify the constitution as proposed unless it receives requests to call and arrange to hold a meeting of the scheme’s members to consider and vote on a special resolution to modify the constitution as proposed:\n      (i) from members with at least 5% of the votes that may be cast on the resolution; and\n      (ii) by a specified date that is the last day of the relevant period; and\n    (c) states that a request referred to in paragraph (b) must be made in writing and may be sent to a specified email address of the responsible entity; and\n    (d) is worded and presented in a clear, concise and effective manner.\n  (5) The responsible entity may repeal and replace the constitution instead of modifying it where:\n    (a) the replacement constitution has the effect that the constitution would have had if it had instead been modified in accordance with subsection (1); and\n    (b) subsection (3) had been satisfied as if references in subsections (3) and (4) to modifying the constitution included references to repealing and replacing it.\n  (6) The responsible entity may modify or repeal and replace the constitution under subsections (1) and (5) even if the constitution includes provisions to the effect that it may only be modified or repealed and replaced in accordance with paragraphs 601GC(1)(a) or (b) or provisions to the effect of those paragraphs.\n  (7) For the purposes of this section:\n\nattribution income tax liability of a person in relation to a managed investment scheme means an income tax liability of the person under the ITA Act that results from the scheme being operated as an AMIT.\n\n  attribution managed investment trust (or AMIT) has the meaning given by section 276-10 of the ITA Act.\n  ITA Act means the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997.\n  wholesale client has the meaning given by section 761G.\n  (8) To avoid doubt:\n    (a) the consultation referred to in paragraph (3)(a) may take place partly or wholly before the commencement of this section; and\n    (b) the relevant period referred to in paragraph (3)(b) may be a period that partly or wholly occurs before the commencement of this section.\n\n> Note: The responsible entity must act in the best interests of the members in exercising the power in subsections (1) and (5) to modify, or repeal and replace the constitution: see paragraph 601FC(1)(c).\n\n#### 601GCB Notice of modification etc. of constitution for AMIT implementation\n\n#### (1) This section applies if a responsible entity modifies or repeals and replaces the constitution of a registered scheme in accordance with section 601GCA.\n\n#### (2) The responsible entity must give each member of the scheme a notice in writing that sets out a summary of the reasons for, and the effect of, the modification or how the effect of the replacement constitution is different from that of the constitution before its repeal (as relevant).\n\n#### (3) The notice must be:\n\n    (a) given no later than the date of the giving of the first communication by the responsible entity to all members of the scheme after the date when the modification is made, or the repeal and replacement occurs; and\n    (b) worded and presented in a clear, concise and effective manner.”.","sortOrder":3},{"sectionNumber":"(3) The notice must be:","sectionType":"section","heading":"(3) The notice must be:","content":"#### (3) The notice must be:\n\n    (a) given no later than the date of the giving of the first communication by the responsible entity to all members of the scheme after the date when the modification is made, or the repeal and replacement occurs; and\n    (b) worded and presented in a clear, concise and effective manner.”.","sortOrder":4}],"analysis":{"kimi_summary":{"content_quality":"ok","complexity_score":6,"scope_assessment":{"changed":false,"description":"The instrument appears focused on its original purpose of facilitating AMIT conversions through streamlined constitutional amendments. The scope remains tightly targeted on the specific procedural mechanism for constitution modification and subsequent member notification."},"complexity_factors":["Nested conditional logic with multiple pathways (wholesale vs retail clients, modification vs repeal-and-replace)","Cross-references to external legislation (Income Tax Assessment Act 1997, Corporations Act sections 601GC, 601FC, 761G)","Defined terms that themselves reference other statutes ('attribution managed investment trust', 'wholesale client', 'ITA Act')","Temporal flexibility provisions allowing actions to occur partly before commencement","Indemnification provisions with dual nested conditions (proper performance of duties AND specific tax liability types)","Procedural requirements with multiple sub-elements (notice content, timing, website publication standards)","Override provision that negates existing constitutional restrictions"],"plain_english_summary":"This instrument lets responsible entities of managed investment schemes streamline constitutional changes needed to obtain AMIT tax status by allowing the manager to modify or replace the constitution without a formal member vote, subject to specified consultation and notice steps. It affects fund managers and investors by reducing red tape and costs while preserving member protections: wholesale-member funds require direct consultation, other funds get website notice and a 5% votes threshold to demand a meeting, and members must be notified in writing afterward."},"flash_summary":{"complexity_score":6,"scope_assessment":{"changed":true,"description":"Expands the responsible entity’s power to alter a scheme’s constitution specifically to implement AMIT features: it creates a procedural alternative to usual member resolutions (website notice / limited consultation with a 5% meeting-request threshold) and permits repeal-and-replace and indemnity provisions even where the constitution previously restricted amendments (s 601GCA(3)–(6); 601GCB). This changes the decision-making and cost-allocation mechanics by enabling the RE to effect tax-structuring changes with a lower member-approval burden and to shift attribution tax risk to scheme property (s 601GCA(2)(c))."},"complexity_factors":["Broad discretionary standard: RE may act where it 'reasonably considers' the modification necessary or incidental (s 601GCA(1)) — creates judgment-based scope.","Wide substantive scope of permissible changes, including tax elections (s 601GCA(2)(a)), separate class treatment (s 601GCA(2)(b)) and indemnities for attribution income tax liabilities (s 601GCA(2)(c)).","Risk-shifting mechanism: indemnity clauses permit RE to be indemnified out of scheme property for attribution tax liabilities (s 601GCA(2)(c)) — alters who ultimately bears tax costs.","Alternative approval pathway: reduced member voting trigger (no meeting unless members with ≥5% request one) and short minimum notice period (website notice for not less than 7 days) (s 601GCA(3)–(4)).","Ability to repeal and replace the constitution (not just amend) provided the replacement has the same effect and procedural steps are followed (s 601GCA(5)).","Overrides existing constitutional amendment restraints — RE may modify or replace even if constitution required other amendment routes (s 601GCA(6)).","Notification and timing obligations: written summary to each member after the change, tied to the first general communication (601GCB(2)–(3)).","Cross-reference and definitional dependency on tax law and financial services concepts (definitions and ITA Act references in s 601GCA(7)), increasing interpretive complexity.","Unclear standards for consultation/notice effectiveness — phrases like 'reasonable steps' and 'likely to come to the attention' introduce implementation and compliance uncertainty (s 601GCA(3)(a),(b)(i)(B)).","Fiduciary overlay: RE must still act in members' best interests when exercising the power (note referencing 601FC(1)(c)), producing a tension between operational flexibility and duty."],"plain_english_summary":"Allows a responsible entity (RE) of a registered scheme to amend or replace the scheme’s constitution so the scheme can operate as an Attribution Managed Investment Trust (AMIT) under the Income Tax Assessment Act. Permitted changes include tax elections, class-level AMIT treatment and indemnities for attribution tax liabilities. The RE can proceed after limited consultation or a 7‑day website notice (5% member meeting-request threshold) and must give members a written summary after the change."},"flash_summary_failed":{"failed":true,"reason":"A positive credit balance is required for all requests, including BYOK, so fallback providers remain available. 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