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Its behaviour was 'illegal, dishonest, unethical and exploitative', but gaming group Crown will keep its Melbourne casino licence.
The final report of a royal commission into Crown Resorts, headed by former Federal Court judge Ray Finkelstein QC, was tabled in state parliament on Tuesday.
'Within a very short time, the commission discovered that for many years Crown Melbourne had engaged in conduct that is, in a word, disgraceful,' the report says.
'This is a convenient shorthand for describing conduct that was variously illegal, dishonest, unethical and exploitative.'
However, the commission did not recommend Crown immediately lose its Melbourne licence.
The final report of a royal commission into Crown Resorts, headed by former Federal Court judge Ray Finkelstein QC, was tabled in state parliament on Tuesday
'The Royal Commission recommends that Crown be permitted to continue operating under the oversight and direction of a Special Manager for two years while it attempts to undertake a comprehensive reform agenda to make it suitable,' its report said.
In its response, the Victorian government said it will create legislation that will provide
