Kliomarie Anne S.

Curugan
 introduction
For more than two decades, The Star Sydney has been a vital part of the
Pyrmont and Dear Harbor communities. The Sweetheart, a domestic to all-
luxury suite lodging that was awarded a Forbes 5-Star rating (and perceived for
four continuous years), also emphasizes the award-winning $100-million The
Star Occasion Center. Since 2013, we've been a part of big domestic and
international shows like the AACTA Awards, the ARIA Awards, and world-
renowned melodic gifts like Coldplay, Ricky Martin, Tina Arena, and Alicia Keys.
Marquee is a global club that fosters melodic measuring.

Areas of Operation
Areas of Compliance
Areas of Compliance
 six different areas of compliance that requires COVID
regulations
Strictly comply with the COVID-19 Social Distancing by keeping yout
safety protocol to avoid the spread of distance atleast 1 meter or 2 feet away,
the virus and help lessen the number of
infected.

Amend the COVID-19 protocols strictly Self Service option on Food and Utensils
for all clients and guests including hotel if possible and stricly no sharing of food
staffs and management. and drinks.

Limit the number of clients and guests sanitizing the venue or area every now
inside a certain facility or and then to maintain the cleanliness
establishnment.3 particularly those areas with lots of
people.
Sources the business should access for laws, licensing, and
relevant regulation to the business.
Food Safety Standard in Australia is based upon the principle that food safety is best ensured
through the identification and control of hazards in the production, manufacturing and handling
of food as described in the Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP) system, adopted
by the joint WHO/FAO Codex Alimentarius Commission, rather than relying on end product
standards alone. This standard enables States and Territories to require food businesses to
implement a food safety program based upon the HACCP concepts. The food safety program is
to be implemented and reviewed by the food business, and is subject to periodic audit by a
suitably qualified food safety auditor.
Sources the business should access for laws, licensing, and
relevant regulation to the business.
Australia has national privacy legislation, overseen by the Office of the Australian Information
Commissioner (OAIC), that regulates how businesses can collect, access, and store personal
information and communication. There are specific requirements on the management of
sensitive information, such as medical records.

The star has a critical spotlight on Responsible Service of Alcohol (RSA) and related wellbeing
procedures, as demonstrated strategies for lessening hostility to social way of behaving. The
Australian Government, state and territory governments, and local governments jointly
administer environmental protection.Australian Government legislation governs the process of
assessment and approval of national environmental and cultural concerns.
 Risk, Penalties, and Consequences of Non-Compliance

The chief legal officer of the Star Entertainment Group informed a senior executive that
there was an "intolerable risk" that Suncity, a notorious junket tour company, was
laundering money within its Sydney casino. The May 2018 warning, however, went
unheeded, according to the probe into Star's NSW license, and Star allowed Suncity to
operate a private gaming salon at the Pyrmont casino for more than a year after evidence
of shady cash dealings surfaced. SGR employs the 'Protecht' Compliance and Risk
Management System to store incident reports, breach reports, and compliance
requirements. For the purposes of NSW and Queensland Liquor and Security legislation,
this database also functions as an Electronic Incident Register. This Incident and Breach
reporting system provides reports and graphs of records and trends, which are used to
advise SGR Management and the Board of Directors of compliance issues inside SGR.
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There are no conditions under which The Star would authorize a bribe or corrupt activity.
Our workers and agents are not permitted to:
Making or attempting to provide payments or benefits to anybody for the purpose of furthering The
Star's economic interests
in an illegal or unethical manner.
Offering a bribe, facilitation payment, or any other incentive that might provide The Star with an illegal
or inappropriate
business advantage
Giving a bribe, an inappropriate advantage, or payment to a governmental official
Receiving any sort of cash or advantage for the aim of enabling corruption or bribery in any location or
form.
Collaborating with anybody else for these goals.
Employee gifts and entertainment may not be given for illicit reasons and must be legally approved in
accordance with The Star's financial management and fraud rules. Where necessary, The Star will conduct
due diligence investigations into the behavior of possible contract counterparties and will agree to a
compliance assurance mechanism as part of contract paperwork. When “The Star” becomes aware of
activity that violates this policy and is likely to violate any legislation against bribery or corruption, The Star
will notify the appropriate law enforcement authorities.
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Risk and Compliance Committee of the Board (BRCC)

The BRCC is in charge of:
communicating to the SGR Board all major issues connected to the administration of or
investigations emerging from the implementation of this Policy
receiving information on policy violations from the Chief Legal and Risk Officer
reviewing the efficacy of this Policy and other measures in place to prevent and detect
bribery and corruption, and suggesting to the Board any necessary changes to this Policy.
Chief of Legal and Risk Officer
The Chief Legal and Risk Officer is in charge of:
supervising the implementation of this Policy and suggesting to the BRCC any changes that
may be necessary to ensure its continued effectiveness.
creating and implementing a system to aid in the prevention and prompt detection of bribery
or corrupt activities impacting The Star's operations.
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