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decree when the Plan has been fully administered. <br />V. ACCEPTANCE OF THE PLAN AND CONFIRMATION. <br />Under Section II 29(a) of the Code, the Court may confirm the Plan only if certain <br />specific requirements have been met. Certain of the requirements for confirmation are <br />dependent on the manner in which creditors and interest holders vote on the Plan. Other <br />requirements are unrelated to the voting process. <br />A. Confirmation Requirements Not Related to Voting. <br />The requirements for confirmation of the Plan which are unrelated to voting include <br />the following: <br />Code; <br />law: <br />That the contents of the Plan comply with the applicable provisions of the <br />ii. That the Debtor has complied with the applicable provisions of the Code by <br />iii. That the Plan has proposed in good faith and not by any means forbidden <br />iv. That all payments for services or for costs and expenses in connection with <br />the bankruptcy case or the Plan have been approved by, or are subject to approval by, the <br />Court as reasonable; <br />V. That the Debtor has adequately disclosed the identity and affiliations of any <br />individual proposed to serve as an officer, director or voting trustee of the Debtor or the <br />Estate and the nature of any compensation to be paid such individual: <br />vi. That any governmental regulatory commission with jurisdiction over <br />rates of the Debtor, after confirmation of the Plan, has approved any rate change <br />provided for in the Plan. or that such rate change is expressly conditioned on such <br />approval; <br />vii. That the Plan provides for continuation, after the Effective Date, of <br />payment of all retiree benefits at certain specified levels; and <br />viii. That confirmation of the Plan is not likely to be followed by the need for further <br />financial reorganization of the Debtor or any successor, other than what is proposed in the <br />Plan. <br />RPL believes that each of these conditions has been met and will seek rulings <br />from the Court to this effect at the confirmation hearing. With regard to item viii, <br />above, the so-called feasibility requirement, the Code requires that the Court find that <br />16 <br />