The Mississippi Amendment to Trust Agreement is a legal document that serves as an amendment to the original Trust Agreement between Polaris Industries, Inc. and Fidelity Management Trust Company. It outlines the specific changes, modifications, or additions that either party wishes to make to the existing trust arrangement. This agreement is recognized and governed under the laws of Mississippi. The amendment aims to provide a detailed description of the changes being made to the original Trust Agreement. Various types of amendments can be made, including: 1. Amendment to Beneficiary Designations: This type of amendment addresses any changes or additions to the beneficiaries named in the trust. It may involve removing or adding beneficiaries, specifying their interests, or updating contact information. 2. Amendment to Trust Terms: This type of amendment deals with modifications to the terms and provisions of the trust, such as altering distribution schedules, changing investment strategies, or adjusting administrative procedures. 3. Amendment to Trustee Appointment: This type of amendment involves changes to the trustee(s) responsible for managing the trust. It may include appointing new trustees, removing existing ones, or modifying their powers and responsibilities. 4. Amendment to Trust Asset Allocation: This type of amendment focuses on adjusting the allocation of assets held within the trust. It may involve implementing new investment strategies, reallocating funds among different asset classes, or updating the risk tolerance levels. 5. Amendment to Trust Termination: This type of amendment addresses the potential termination or dissolution of the trust. It can involve specifying the conditions under which the trust will end, modifying the distribution of assets upon termination, or extending the trust's duration. In the Mississippi Amendment to Trust Agreement between Polaris Industries, Inc. and Fidelity Management Trust Company, these various types of amendments can be documented, providing the necessary legal framework for any changes or modifications to the trust arrangement.