In a more recent Chapter 11 case, the Supreme Court construed the language "effective reorganization" as requiring a reasonable prospect of successful reorganization, something which this Court does not address. The language "effective reorganization" is somewhat inapt in a Chapter 13 context. In the context of a motion for relief from stay, it is more appropriate to ask whether there is a reasonable prospect that the debtor's Chapter 13 can be confirmed and whether the collateral at issue is necessary to enable the debtor to sustain a livelihood that will make payments under the plan possible .