Lee was one of six players who were on Friday disciplined by the Queensland Rugby League for breaking curfew at an Emerging Origin camp in Brisbane last weekend.

A Raiders spokesman confirmed the club had spoken with Lee about what happened and decided no additional punishment was necessary.

Lee had already been left out of the Raiders' squad to play in the Auckland Nines this weekend.

The 23-year-old will make his senior representative debut for the Indigenous All Stars against the World All Stars at Suncorp Stadium on February 13.

He will then be available for the Raiders' trial game against the Newcastle Knights in Orange on February 20.

Lee was an outside chance to debut for the Maroons this year after he was called in as 18th man for last year's deciding game three when Darius Boyd was in doubt with a groin injury.

Former Maroons winger Wendell Sailor believed Lee was the next cab off the rank if he continued to work on his game.

Lee enjoyed a breakout season last year for the Raiders when he played 23 out of a possible 24 games.

He had played just 24 games in the previous three seasons which were hampered by injuries, but his talent has always been there.

The other players cautioned on Friday were Brisbane Broncos trio Anthony Milford, Jarrod Wallace and Ben Hunt, Sydney Roosters forward Dylan Napa and South Sydney second-rower Chris Grevsmuhl.

It brings the total to eight players who won't be considered for Origin and representative programs for the next 12 months.

Cronulla Sharks outside back Valentine Holmes and Melbourne Storm fullback Cameron Munster were sanctioned on Monday.