Andrew Voss

I think the answer to that is yes, but we have to do the piece of work first.

And then second of all, I've been really clear all the way through this that I think maximizing value for the sport is where everyone goes together.

If we end up not going together at the same time, can we still extract the same level of revenue and can we extract the same level of value?

And again, I think we can, but I've got to do the work to satisfy a recommendation that would ultimately go to the members in our board.

Well, what we'll be looking to do, Gerard, is create some form of mandate from the members so that...

We're not looking to split.

We're not looking to go off in breakaways.

We're looking to go together.

And it might be that there's an ability for some states who genuinely want to go now and some states who want to go later.

I've been really clear in the last, probably last few weeks, that I think private capital coming into cricket is inevitable.

It will happen at some point.

Will it happen in your lifetime, my lifetime?

I think it will.

And I think it should.

But it will happen.

So it's a matter of making sure we have the controls and measures in place and also pick the right time to do that.

And it might be that some of our clubs decide to do that sooner rather than later and some come later.

Is there merit in those who have made the opposing argument?

Oh, I think there's merit in all arguments.

Honestly, I do.