History shows that Queensland won the 1995 Origin series 3-nil. Before the 1995 series, Vautin's relatively inexperienced Qld team were not even rated a chance of winning a game against a NSW team that had won the previous 3 Origin series, were coached by Phil Gould and could boast test players Brad Fittler, Tim Brasher, Rod Wishart, Paul McGregor, Greg Florimo, Mark Carroll, Brad Mackay, Geoff Toovey, and future stars Andrew Johns and Steve Menzies  His ARL loyalty was repaid when he made his Australian representative debut in the 1995 Trans-Tasman Test series against New Zealand and he played in the first two Tests of the series, only missing the final test at Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane through injury. The ARL only Kangaroos defeated the Kiwis 3-nill. Later that year he was selected in Australia's 1995 Rugby League World Cup squad, played in two pool games (including losing the opening game of the tournament to England at Wembley Stadium, London where he scored his first test try), the 30-20 extra-time semi-final win against New Zealand, and was a member of side that won the final against England 16-8 at Wembley Stadium, London. He was a mainstay of Australian representative sides during the schismatic years of Super League and made further representative appearances against Papua New Guinea, Fiji and a Rest of the World side in 1997.  207 games for St. George 15 games for St. George Illawarra 19 games for Queensland (State of Origin) 9 games for the Australian Kangaroos  3 Grand Final appearances: 1992, 1993, 1996 (missed the 1999 Grand Final against the Melbourne Storm due to injury)  Between 2003 and 2009 Mark held various positions within GIO Insurance, culminating in his appointment in 2007 as Executive General Manager of their national workers compensation claims business. Mark has previously held the position of Chief Executive/Managing Director of Coal Services Pty Ltd (February 2010 – December 2011), a specialist workers compensation insurance scheme for the coal mining industry. Mark became CEO of EML (Employers Mutual Limited), a workers compensation claims management mutual in 2012, a post he holds to this day. Mark was an NRL Judiciary Panel Member (2008-2014), NRL & Independent Chairman of RLPA Education & Welfare Committee for seven years from 2006 to 2014. Mark was a Director of Police and Citizens Youth Club from 2002 to 2012 and a Director of the NRMA Road Service between 2000 and 2003. Mark is currently a Benefactor of the NSW Children's Cancer Institute and a board member of the Sporting Chance Cancer Foundation.