The Responsible Person or Senior Responsible Person needs to be able to show, at any moment, that the management requirement was met. A one-off document does not do that. A repeatable cycle does.
This is an operational and broking framework, not a regulatory determination or legal advice. The Security Industry Authority is the regulator for Martyn's Law.
Premises or event risk assessment against the Standard or Enhanced tier, signed off by the named approved person.
Documented procedures — evacuate, invacuate, lockdown, communicate — mapped to the venue and to each event type.
Staff, volunteer and contractor terrorism-awareness training, with attendance logged per event.
Table-top exercises and live drills before public launch; findings recorded and actioned.
Contractor and SIA licence checks, signing-in sheets and premises-licence conditions evidenced.
Post-event debrief, incident log and annual re-assessment — a continuous audit trail.
A time-stamped readiness record per event gives an insurer something scoreable to look at. Organisations that can evidence assessment, training, rehearsal and verification present a materially different risk from those relying on intent — and that usually shows up in terms, retentions and the defensibility of a claim.
The diagnostic scores your current posture and highlights gaps.
Start assessment →CPD-accredited Responsible Person training from the Decision Support Centre.
View training →Six modules of protection arranged around the venue, event or individual.
View coverage →We will map the cycle to your venue or event calendar and arrange cover around it.