All 42 Scottish Professional Football League clubs will be consulted on contingency plans for another incomplete season.
The governing body aims to formulate a strategy for titles, promotions and relegations in the event of a coronavirus-related curtailment.
Clubs will be asked a series of questions regarding their views.
However, only if there is a consensus of similar opinion is it likely a formal ballot will take place.
In late July, the SPFL board lost a vote to take control of the season should there be a repeat of the Covid-19 shutdown.
The plans for a consultation with clubs emerged after all 42 SPFL sides held a meeting on Monday morning.
Several games have already been postponed this season, with Motherwell's last two fixtures called off on the day of the match after their opponents - Kilmarnock and St Mirren - did not have a sufficient number of players to get the matches on.
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