. The full text of Paragraph 3 of the Order of Confirmation is:

If the Debtor becomes more than one month in default on regular monthly payments which are hereafter to be made by the Debtor directly to any secured creditor, that secured creditor shall promptly file a notice of such defaults in this Court, and send copies of such notice to the Debtor, the Debtor’s attorney, and the Chapter 13 Trustee. That Notice shall include a statement of the total amount of post-confirmation arrears and the amount of the regular monthly *172payment. Within ten days after the date of mailing of that Notice, the Debtor must file in writing in this Court, with copies to the secured creditor and the Chapter 13 Trustee (1) proof that there were no defaults (which may consist of cancelled checks showing timely payment) or (2) proof that the defaults are cured (which may consist of cancelled checks showing late payment) or (3) proof (such as a doctor’s or employer’s certificate of temporary illness or temporary suspension of employment) that there has been a change in the Debtor’s circumstances which justifies modifying the Plan so as to provide for later cure, together with a motion to modify the Plan pursuant to 11 U.S.C. Section 1329. If the Debtor does one of these three things, the Court will determine what order to issue, either with or without holding a hearing. If the Debtor fails to do any of these three things, then the Trustee shall forthwith either direct the Debtor’s employer or other source of funding to increase deductions or else submit to the Court, and the Court may sign without further hearing, a revised order to the employer or other source of funding, increasing for the remaining life of the Plan the amount of automatic deductions (a) so as to cure the post-confirmation defaults, (b) so as to include regular monthly payments within the Plan, through the Trustee, and (c) so as to pay additional commissions and expenses to the Trustee based on the additional amounts to be paid to the secured creditor within the Plan. If necessary for feasibility the Court may on request of the Trustee extend the term of the Plan up to the maximum period allowed by law, and the Debtor’s failure to file a written objection within ten days after the date of mailing of the Trustee’s request may be deemed to be equivalent to a request by the Debtor for court approval of a period of up to five years. The Trustee’s request may be in the form of a proposed order. The Plan will thereupon by that order and without further order be amended and as amended confirmed. If the secured creditor fails to promptly file and serve a notice of the Debtor’s post-confirmation defaults, the Court may treat the secured creditor’s inaction as a waiver of its right.