Navigate Martyn's Law with certainty.
The Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025 introduces new statutory duties for venue operators and event organisers across the United Kingdom. We provide the assessment, action plan, and specialist cover required to meet them.
800+
Persons capacity triggers Enhanced Tier duties under the Act
Standard Tier
Focused on preparedness, not capital investment. Procedures for evacuation, invacuation, lockdown and communication, plus trained staff.
- Evacuation, invacuation & lockdown procedures
- Staff awareness and training
- Communication during an incident
Enhanced Tier
Additional duties: terrorism vulnerability assessments, reasonably practicable security measures, documented plans, and SIA notification readiness.
- Documented vulnerability assessment
- Reasonably practicable security measures
- Board-level governance & records
Determine your obligations in under two minutes.
A short, plain-English diagnostic confirms which tier of Martyn's Law applies to your premises or event — and generates a tailored action plan you can take to your board.
Begin Tier Assessment →Four areas of exposure created by the Act.
Personal
SIA investigations, interviews under caution, enforcement notices, negligence allegations, suspension, loss of earnings and defence costs for the named senior individual.
Organisational
Regulatory investigations, enforcement notices, civil liability claims, legal defence costs, business interruption and reputational damage.
Event
Crowd management failures, security breaches, terrorism incidents, cancellation or abandonment, evacuation costs and reduced attendance after an incident.
Contractor & volunteer
Bag search personnel, stewards, crowd control teams, marshals and first aiders — their failures expose the organiser to legal action and scrutiny.
Six modules of protection.
- Responsible Person Protection — PI, D&O, regulatory defence and income protection
- Venue Liability Protection — public, employers' and management liability
- Event Protection — event liability, contingency and terrorism
- Casual Staff & Volunteer Protection — organiser's liability and personal accident
- Contractor Verification & Compliance — licence and insurance validation
- Crisis Response Protection — communications, legal support and welfare
What conventional cover tends to miss.
- Regulatory investigation costs
- SIA defence costs and representation at interviews under caution
- Loss of income following suspension
- Crisis communications and reputation management
- Contractor compliance verification
- Event readiness evidencing for the named person
DSC Responsible Person Training.
The only CPD course designed specifically for Responsible Persons under the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025 — delivered by the Decision Support Centre and offered here in partnership with GMG EventLiability.
- 7 structured CPD hours
- In-person or live online
- Certificate of completion
- Bespoke in-house sessions available
Who should attend
- Named Responsible Persons under Martyn's Law
- Venue security and operations managers
- Event organisers and safety officers
- Board members with governance accountability
- Insurance and risk professionals advising venues
Secure your premises today.
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