Here's the info from the CCU to get things moving against the RFU - and the CB representatives if that's what it takes.
From the Telegraph.
Momentum is building towards a vote of no confidence in Bill Sweeney, the chief executive of the Rugby Football Union, with close to 250 clubs now in support of a special general meeting (SGM) in the wake of the governing body’s move to implement new tackle laws.
Community Clubs Union (CCU), an independent organisation launched just three days ago in response to last Monday’s announcement on the lowering of the legal tackle height in the community game, has spearheaded the campaign.
They are hoping today to reach final sign-off on a letter requesting the SGM, which requires the support of at least 100 members of the union, and are coordinating the process of collecting letters from each dissenting club. There were 246 of these as of 8am on Thursday.
These letters must be signed by a chairperson and a secretary, and CCU is mindful of the need to be accurate in their wording because previous attempts to call them have “fallen apart at the last minute” because of technical difficulties.