What is Martyn’s Law and Why Does it Matter?

A Year Until It's Law

Is your venue ready for Martyn's Law? Discover which tier applies to you and practical compliance steps in this comprehensive session.

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CPD: 1 hours for your records (depending on your requirements)
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Overview

Join us for this essential one-hour session to understand What is Martyn's Law and Why Does it Matter? In the wake of increasing concerns about public safety and security, new legislation is set to transform how venues and events operate across the UK. This practical, informative talk will equip you with the knowledge needed to navigate the upcoming requirements of Martyn's Law – officially known as the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Bill. You'll gain clarity on whether your premises or events fall within scope, understand your legal obligations, and discover actionable steps you can take now to ensure compliance and enhance the safety of your visitors and staff.

This training course is part of our collection of Facilities Management Training Courses which offer a wide range of topics to help assist you in navigating potential risks in relation to fire safety, industrial accidents and all the vital aspects of facilities and property management.

Benefits of attending

Gain a comprehensive overview of Martyn's Law, including its background, objectives, and the timeline for implementation
Learn how to determine whether your premises or events are covered by the new legislation and what tier of requirements applies to you
Discover practical steps you can take immediately to start preparing for compliance before the law becomes enforceable
Understand how proper preparation can minimise security risks and protect your organisation from potential legal consequences
Benefit from the knowledge of an experienced compliance professional who can answer your specific questions

Who should attend?

Security managers
Safety managers
Compliance managers
People responsible for managing large venues or events that can be accessed by members of the public