Martyn's Law - Enhanced Tier Premises
What Venues With A Capacity Of Over 800 People Need To Do
Premises over 800 in maximum occupancy, as well as events over 800 capacity with express permissions for entry, are included within the Enhanced Tier.
Some of the potential requirements include:
- Completing an Enhanced Terrorism Risk Assessment, identifying the relevant threats and taking proportionate mitigation steps.
- Producing, maintaining, rehearsing and exercising a dedicated Security Plan, including reasonably practicable measures to reduce the risk of terrorism acts occurring onsite, and reducing the potential harm if they were to occur.
- Providing terrorism awareness training for relevant workers.
- Designating a Senior Officer in charge for the implementation of Martyn’s Law requirements at the premises or event.
The Enhanced Teir Requirements Explained
Unpicking what these requirements mean is crucial for your premises to comply with Martyn's law. At Scope Secure we can help you understand what you need to do to comply and provide you with the services to make your venue the safest in the area.
Martyn's Law Resources
Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Draft Bill
On 2nd May 2023, the Government published the 'Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Draft Bill' for pre-legislative scrutiny.
Martyn’s Law Factsheet
The Home Office has published a Martyn’s Law Fact Sheet which provides answers to key questions and helpful information for Martyn’s Law going forward.
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