(1) If the insolvency plan provides for the debtor to continue an enterprise and if the debtor is a natural person, the plan is to be accompanied by the debtor’s statement of willingness to continue the enterprise under the plan. If the debtor is a company without legal personality or a partnership limited by shares, the plan is to be accompanied by a similar statement by those persons who are, according to the plan, general partners. The debtor’s statement to be made in accordance with sentence 1 is not required from a debtor who submits the plan himself or herself.
(2) If creditors are to acquire shares, membership rights or interests in a legal entity, an unincorporated association or in a company without legal personality, the plan is to be accompanied by the declaration of consent of each such creditor.
(3) If a third party has agreed to enter into obligations towards the creditors if the plan is approved, the plan is to be accompanied by a statement made by such third party.
(4) If the insolvency plan provides for interference with the rights of creditors on the basis of intra-group third-party guarantees, then the plan must include the consent of that affiliated enterprise which provided the security.