All 66 of the National League’s member clubs were handed their resolution voting papers earlier in the week. They have 28 days to respond to the four resolutions set out by the National League.
Resolution one is for clubs to decide their fate based on their own division, resolution two is for National League clubs only to decide whether they want the season to continue.
Resolution three is the same for National League North and South clubs while resolution four is for all clubs across the three divisions should resolution one fail.
Resolutions one and four require a 75-per-cent majority to pass while resolutions two and three require 50-per-cent which would be 12 votes in the case of the National League.
Hartlepool United have voted for the National League season to continue in resolutions and for clubs to decide based on their division only.
Several other clubs have also confirmed their stance regarding the vote and whether they want the season to continue – here’s what they had to say…
Resolution three is the same for National League North and South clubs while resolution four is for all clubs across the three divisions should resolution one fail.
. Hartlepool United - voted to continue
Hartlepool have been very open regarding their stance to continue with the National League season. On Friday, February 5 they stated on their club website: "We want clubs to decide the outcome of their own divisions. We want National League Step 1 to continue." Photo: Frank Reid
. Notts County - voted to continue
The Magpies stated on February 5: "We have voted for Special Resolution 1 and against Ordinary Resolutions 2 and 4. Meaning we believe the season should continue and that clubs should decide the outcome of their own divisions." Photo: Laurence Griffiths
. Sutton United - voting to play-on
A statement released by Sutton on February 5 said: "We wish to see the season played out to its conclusion and will be casting our vote accordingly. We will vote for the National League to decide on continuation of the season separately from the clubs in the North & South divisions." Photo: Bryn Lennon
5. Wrexham - abstaining/want to continue
Last Friday, Wrexham supporter's trust posted a statement which read: "Following an emergency board meeting tonight (Friday), the position of Wrexham Supporters Trust is that we will abstain from voting on this resolution. It is not relevant to Wrexham AFC due to us being the only club excluded from funding. We have previously voted on every resolution that has been presented to us." Manager Dean Keates wants to play-on as he said:"All being well our season is not null and voided or suspended, and we can keep going." Photo: Alex Livesey
6. Solihull Moors - want to play on
Solihull chairman Darryl Eales said: "From a Moors perspective, we are fortunate to have a broad shareholder base, committed to funding the club over the long-term. On this basis, our position is to keep the season going and ensure, above all, that there is promotion to League Two!" Photo: Matthew Lewis
7. Chesterfield - voting to continue
Chesterfield CEO John Croot stated: “We are in favour of the season continuing and we will vote for that. A small group of players who do not feature in the manager’s plans have now been placed on furlough.” Photo: Ross Kinnaird
8. Yeovil Town - vote on hold
Yeovil chairman Scott Priestnall issued an open letter which read: "Many clubs will be feeling financial hardship at this current time, due to not receiving any central funding income or grants for January. It is my belief that clubs should hold off voting at this time to allow a new PR campaign, that has been sanctioned by the National League board, to take effect. The proposed grants will cost less than the potential cost to the public purse if our game is ended for the season and our players and staff are furloughed." Photo: Ben Hoskins