Star Entertainment's top risk and legal manager has admitted the gaming giant should have told the NSW gaming regulator about concerning transactions in a VIP casino room exclusively used by a notorious overseas junket operator.
Paula Martin, Star's chief legal and risk officer, resumed in the witness stand on Wednesday at a royal commission-style inquiry into the fitness of the Sydney gaming venue to hold a casino licence.
Ms Martin was quizzed by counsel assisting Naomi Sharp SC over what occurred in casino VIP room Salon 95 - which was used by Suncity, a Macau-based junket operator backed by Alvin Chau - whom the inquiry has heard had alleged Triad links.