By Daniel Mills for Daily Mail Australia Details regarding James Packer's $2 billion Sydney casino have been kept secret in a NSW Government report outlining how it  will be run. Twelve pages and one key stakeholder agreement have been kept confidential by the author - The NSW Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority- which claim their disclosure would be 'commercially damaging' to the operations of the casino licence. Contained in the report are agreements between Packer's Crown Resorts and the NSW government, and the rules set out for the casino including who may enter, the types of games which may be played, minimum bet limits and tax rates.
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Information has been redacted from a report into Crown Resorts business
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The government-issued document keeps secret 12 pages and an agreement between Crown Resorts and relevant parties
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Greens MP John Kaye will move to make the 'missing documents' public
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A government spokesman said its release would harm the business license
'Next week, the @placeholder will be moving to subpoena the missing documents, using the upper House call-for-papers process,' he said.