Willie Mason

I'm going to.

I'd have no issues with that.

I think, you know, if I'm going to go away at the end of the year, I want to take my family, spend about three or four days over there.

Okay.

And with the pathway stuff, I love – look, it's going to be – there's pros and cons to it where they don't have an actual weekend competition where they play against each other like we do, say, for club footing.

Like –

No, they don't have like club football in the sense of like the Penrith district, Parramatta district.

The competition for pathways is schooling.

So you can't – I love that.

Like it's – you have to be in school and that's – Yeah, that's part of the – how kids are – is there a lot of kids running the streets?

That's the bigger than rugby league aspect of it that they're trying to build there.

They're trying to educate the kids.

They're trying to get them in schools.

It will boost the economy for sure over there, which will give more opportunities to people.

So the vision was really impressive.

I think it'll be important for the prime minister to be there because look, like I really appreciated Lorna and Shamus given their perspective, but it wasn't until I sat down with the PNG prime minister that I was like, okay, this is- It's bigger than rugby league.

This is what it's about.

Yeah.

This is what the people, like the locals, this is what it means to them.

I don't know.