The National League vote, in essence to settle promotion and relegation issues, which was due to take place today has been delayed.
"The National League is in a state of limbo," said BBC's Ian Dennis.
"The day when the ordinary resolution was due to close, the clubs are yet to receive any papers. No vote yet. Naked levels of self interest at play and null/void still an option."
Updated 8pm:
The "Ordinary Resolution" has now been sent to clubs who have to vote by 5pm Wednesday.
Conference Premier sides have a vote each, while the North and South divisions have four each, and the decision has to be ratified by the FA Council.
Updated 8pm:
The "Ordinary Resolution" has now been sent to clubs who have to vote by 5pm Wednesday.
Conference Premier sides have a vote each, while the North and South divisions have four each, and the decision has to be ratified by the FA Council.