GLDUS140 Lawrence Hirsch Proprietary and Confidential Partnership Expenses and other similar items and (ii) distributions, to minimize the tax and other costs associated with the use of the Investment Subsidiary and to cause such costs to be borne directly or indirectly by the Limited Partner(s) for whose benefit the Investment Subsidiary was established. 3.6 PARALLEL ACCESS FUNDS OR FEEDER FUNDS. Notwithstanding anything in this Agreement to the contrary, the General Partner may form one or more limited partnerships or other investment vehicles to invest in parallel with the Partnership (each, a "Parallel Access Fund") and/or Feeder Funds in order to comply with securities laws or to address tax, legal, regulatory or other issues of investors in such entity (including with respect to the structure of the Underlying Fund). In the event that a Parallel Access Fund or Feeder Fund is established, the General Partner may (i) require one or more Limited Partners to withdraw from the Partnership and to be admitted as a limited partner of a Parallel Access Fund or Feeder Fund and transfer a proportionate sham of the Partnership's assets and liabilities to such Parallel Access Fund or Feeder Fund, (ii) admit one or more limited partners of a Parallel Access Fund or Feeder Fund and acquire a proportionate share of such Parallel Access Fund's or Feeder Fund's assets and liabilities to the Partnership and (iii) admit any Feeder Fund as a limited partner of the Partnership; provided that no Limited Partner shall be required to participate in any Parallel Access Fund or Feeder Fund if such participation would result in material adverse consequences for such Limited Partner which would not have resulted from such Limited Partner's participation in the Partnership. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this Agreement, the General Partner may apply 6.3 of this Agreement to the limited partners of a Feeder Fund on a look- through basis, as if such limited