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No doubt there would be some money. But working through the rough numbers:
35 players is probably correct for an 11 game competition. With 10 teams, thats 350 players.
Roughly 200 players signed to super rugby sides. Realistically, 10% of that group will be injured or sent into surgery, then another 40 will be in the international framework either in frame to play or part of team rehab. so say, optimistically, that there's 140 available, at roughly 14 per NRC side.
So, you still probably need 20-odd EPS/Academy/Premier/Club players to turn up per side to ensure that sides have the depth required for an actual competition rather than some sort of sprint series.
Melbourne, Perth and somewhat Canberra already have the professional arrangements in place to top up a half squad with academy players, locals, and one or two fly ins that they want to see work with the senior coaches/physios etc.. In Brisbane & Sydney the Premier teams have enough shamatuerism and ambition that it shouldn't be "too" difficult to bring in enough additional capable bodies so long as there is a bit of cash flying around.
Trying to force that in Adelaide or Hobart well, you will probably need to transplant at least 15 clubbies alongside the pros: you can't possibly suggest that there are 20 players from the Black Falcons or Jackjumpers ready to play in a competition of the standard we're aiming for: and that's before physios, coaches, medicos, ground rental for both training and matches, additional flights.
Not impossible by any means, but it requires a level of investment that far supersedes any local drive or practical financial ability to do so.