The Australian Securities & Investments Commission has replaced six managed investment scheme relief instruments that were due to expire on Oct. 1, 2026, with five new instruments. The relief covers serviced apartment and property rental schemes, charitable investment fundraising, school enrolment deposits, horse schemes and responsible entities implementing the attribution managed investment trust tax system. The two previous instruments for serviced apartment and property rental schemes have been consolidated. The instruments provide conditional relief from requirements including managed investment scheme registration, licensing, disclosure, hawking and debenture provisions, with the applicable relief varying by scheme type. The remaking follows a May consultation that received 19 submissions, most of which addressed relief for horse racing syndicates. ASIC will update its related regulatory guides on charitable schemes and school deposits, horse schemes, and strata and management rights schemes in the coming months.