Does the deed enable future changes in SIS, etc, to be covered without alteration to the deed?

The deed contains broad compliance provisions, and is drafted so as to minimise as far as possible the need for updates to be done simply because an aspect of SIS has been amended, or additional strategies have become available under tax and superannuation law.

That is - the deed is drafted as broadly as possible, to allow (as much as possible) for future changes in the law.

Of course, there will from time to time be regulatory changes which make a deed update either desirable or necessary.

For example, if SIS were amended so that the inclusion of a certain provision which is currently contained in the trust deed would render a fund non-complying, it would be necessary to amend the deed. We cannot predict what such changes might involve, and therefore cannot ensure that our deed will continue to be appropriate in all future regulatory environments. However, experience has shown that it weathers most rounds of SIS amendments reasonably well.