'James salmon', I would think so, as the current share price is priced as if it went "belly-up" in which now, it will not. The company played hardball here basically stating "if you do not approve" you get nothing.
I've not seen this occur much in restructurings, but it's a brilliant plan by the company.
They have to get the restructuring done in a speedy manner because this company is similar to a bank, and the regulators can pull their license at any time if they see trouble. This is why they want it done by the end of 2017.