Martyn’s Law, named in tribute to Martyn Hett, who tragically lost his life alongside 21 others in the Manchester Arena terrorist attack of 2017, aims to standardise security preparedness across the UK to better protect the public. Officially known as the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Bill, it was introduced in Parliament on September 12, 2024, and is currently under review.
What’s required?
Notify the Regulator:
Businesses must register their premises with the Security Industry Authority (SIA), providing details about the responsible person and the venue within a specified timeframe. Siren can support you with the process.
Implement Public Protection Procedures:
Venues must establish a range of safety measures, including:
What’s required?
In addition to Standard Tier measures, Enhanced Tier venues must:
For the first time, many businesses will need to address the threat of terrorism under the new draft bill. Any business that opens its doors to the public—whether at a venue or event space—will likely fall within the scope of this groundbreaking legislation. With over 250,000 premises expected to be impacted, this is a pivotal moment for businesses to step up and prioritise public safety.
The law applies to premises used for the following types of activities:
Compliance isn’t optional, and failing to prepare could lead to operational disruptions or increased liability. By acting now, businesses can ensure a seamless transition and build robust safety systems that safeguard staff, customers, and premises.
Martyn’s Law is set to become a cornerstone of public safety. Businesses and organisations should act now to ensure compliance and avoid the challenges of last-minute preparation, as support services often become scarce and expensive post-legislation. Early planning is not only encouraged by government sectors but also fosters a proactive culture of security.
At Siren Training, we are fully equipped to help your business navigate the requirements of Martyn’s Law. Our services include:
We’ve already delivered emergency plans for large-scale venues, such as multi-occupancy buildings in Canary Wharf, ensuring compliance with Martyn’s Law.
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Martyn's law introduces a two-tier system—Standard and Enhanced—based on venue capacity and activity. It mandates creating emergency plans, training staff, and notifying regulators to foster a proactive security culture across businesses and organisations.