Checkerboard Pizza, Inc. (CPI), files for bankruptcy under Chapter 11. CPI's Chapter 11 plan must contain

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A Chapter 11 plan must contain provisions for adequate means for the plan's execution. The plan should demonstrate an ability to meet current financial obligations while working towards future profitability. The plan may include the turnover of future income to a trustee, but that is not a requirement. Attendance at a credit-counseling briefing may be required under Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy, but it is not relevant to Chapter 11. A statement of preference for one creditor over another is not appropriate in a Chapter 11 plan as all creditors are treated fairly and equitably.