This is not a contract job for me," Slater told reporters on the Sunshine Coast as the Maroons went into camp."I really enjoy helping this group of men go and inspire our people of Queensland."When that changes, my position will change Or if someone in the QRL [Queensland Rugby League] decides there's someone better for the job, I'm all for that as well."Slater was asked to clarify if he meant his future as Maroons coach would proceed on a handshake basis."Yep, pretty much," he said."It might surprise you, but that's how it is."Slater said he coached the Maroons because he enjoyed helping the players "inspire the people of Queensland"."That's what this team has given me when I was a kid