When asked if he wanted to be involved in the new incarnation of the Warriors, Scurrah was uncertain.
"I'm not committed either way," said Scurrah. "It's really for the ARL - and the Warriors - to determine who and what shape they want people."
Since his departure from the Warriors in 2014, Scurrah has worked as chief operating officer for Cullen Investments, looking after Eric Watson's New Zealand portfolio of assets.
He was involved with the CHT bid on an ad hoc basis, after McGregor sought his advice and perspective on the Warriors.
"Cameron invited me to assist him, and Eric was fully supportive of that," said Scurrah. "I tried to give a pretty honest appraisal of my time at the club, what worked back then and what didn't.
"I answered questions and gave my views on a few things. But I didn't have a formal role and was never paid to do anything."
Scurrah is enthusiastic about the potential of the club under the new ownership model.
"I'm excited about what it can do for rugby league in New Zealand, not just Auckland," said Scurrah. "There are some great opportunities for the local game."