Mm.

"That'd be right.

That's exactly what they're gonna do.

They're gonna carry on regardless.

Carry on regardless of public sentiment," because I'm not sure that Australian sports fans are all that, uh, fond of, of private investment.

Uh, they're going to, uh, ignore the wishes of at least two state associations who constitute 55% of Australia's population.

Um, [tsk] they seem to have, uh, assumed that, um, that the WACA is in the tent with them.

... for example.

What was your reaction to this development?

Well, initially just confusion because there was no actual announcement.

What happened was the news initially leaked out via staff after they were told at a town hall and bits of it were reported here and bits of it were reported there.

And I still don't think we've actually got a blueprint for what it looks like.

Nick Cummins, the CEO of Cricket Victoria, has been briefing everyone individually.

So you really have to read everything that's been written in order to wrap your mind around what's going on.

And even then, you know, everything is, as you say, subject to conditions and various checks.

That's not an easy balance to find.

Yes.

So, yes, I was able to find the various files pertaining to William Wallace.

A man like this who spends...

So much time under the state's surveillance inevitably leaves a solid trail of records.

And his file out at New South Wales State Archives is quite comprehensive.

This is the first spill of his incarceration.

And it includes a letter that he sent to the Inspector General of the Insane in New South Wales.

He's a