The plan sets out the arrangements for its implementation. Its total duration, including when it is revised or renewed, may not exceed seven years.
The measures may, however, exceed this duration when they concern the repayment of loans taken out for the purchase of a property constituting the debtor’s principal residence, the sale of which they make it possible to avoid, or when they enable the debtor to repay all of his debts while avoiding the sale of the property constituting his principal residence.
Creditors have a period set by decree in which to reject the proposed conventional recovery plan drawn up by the commission. In the absence of a response within this period, the creditors’ agreement is deemed to have been reached.