If prepaid on the effective date of the bankruptcy plan, the Government will receive $200 million. The Government will also receive up to an additional $100 million if the new company substantially exceeds its revenue projections in the next several years. The settlement agreement further precludes the new company from acquiring any unused tax credits or other beneficial tax attributes of ENDO. Besides paying government claims, the bankruptcy plan has other significant features. Earlier in the bankruptcy case, ENDO agreed to stop promoting opioids to prescribers and to turn over millions of documents related to its role in the opioid crisis for publication in a public online archive. The new ENDO business will also make significant payments to state, local, and tribal governments to fund programs to help abate the opioid crisis. The Government has agreed to credit these payments, which will support programs to treat and prevent opioid-use disorder, against ENDO's criminal forfeiture judgment.