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The move would have ramifications across the entire competition.

The NRL is reportedly prepared to take drastic measures regarding the naming rights dispute surrounding the incoming PNG Chiefs franchise. A legal battle with New Zealand Rugby over the Chiefs moniker could trigger major competition-wide scheduling ramifications if the league fails to retain the name.
The incoming Papua New Guinea expansion side is currently embroiled in the trademark dispute with New Zealand Rugby, which already operates the Super Rugby franchise known as the Chiefs. The outcome of the contest could directly impact future league operations and scheduling.
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