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Officially titled the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025, this legislation aims to improve safety standards by strengthening security arrangements at public venues and spaces.

Our Martyn’s Law Awareness Training provides learners with an understanding of the key principles and requirements of the legislation. It highlights the importance of carrying out risk assessments, implementing appropriate protective measures, and being prepared to respond effectively to potential terrorist threats.

At the end of the training, learners must complete an assessment consisting of 10 multiple-choice questions. A pass mark of 80% is required to successfully complete the course.

• Helps organisations meet the requirements of Martyn’s Law by explaining key legal responsibilities and the practical actions needed to comply.
• Promotes a culture of awareness and shared responsibility by ensuring employees understand how to respond before, during, and after an incident.
• Developed by experienced risk assessment professionals with strong industry expertise.
• IOSH approved, CPD accredited, and fully SCORM compliant.
• Delivered online, allowing learners to complete the training at a time and pace that suits them.
• Includes interactive elements to maintain engagement throughout the course.
• Features multiple-choice quizzes so participants can check their understanding as they progress.
• Provides end-of-section summaries to reinforce key learning points and support knowledge retention.

Participants who complete the course through the SHINE platform will receive a certificate of achievement, which can be downloaded as a PDF for their records.

By the end of the Martyn’s Law Training, participants will be able to:

• Explain the background to Martyn’s Law and understand the reasons for its introduction.
• Identify suitable security measures that organisations can put in place to enhance safety.
• Understand the responsibilities of both employers and employees under the legislation.
• Recognise how to prepare for potential incidents and know the appropriate actions to take following an event.

1. Introduction to Martyn’s Law
Explores the background and purpose of the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025, including the events that led to its introduction and the role of the Security Industry Authority (SIA) in overseeing the legislation.

2. Scope of the Legislation
Defines which premises and events fall within the scope of the law. Explains the criteria for Standard and Enhanced Duty categories and how these determine an organisation’s legal obligations.

3. Duties and Responsibilities
Outlines the legal responsibilities of those in control of premises or events, including owners, operators, and organisers. Covers requirements such as notifications, appointing responsible individuals, and coordinating responsibilities where multiple duty holders are involved.

4. Public Protection Procedures
Focuses on emergency response planning, including evacuation, sheltering (invacuation), lockdown procedures, and communication strategies to help protect people during an incident.

5. Security Measures and Risk Management
Examines practical steps organisations can take to strengthen safety, including access control, physical security improvements, surveillance systems, information security, and carrying out thorough terrorism-related risk assessments.

6. Compliance and Enforcement
Explains how compliance is monitored, including inspections carried out by the SIA, potential enforcement actions, and the consequences of failing to meet legal requirements.

7. Practical Applications
Uses case studies to demonstrate how the legislation can be applied in both Standard and Enhanced Duty settings, highlighting examples of effective implementation and best practice.

Do we need this training if our organisation is based in a lower-risk area?
Yes. Martyn’s Law applies to all publicly accessible locations that fall within its scope, regardless of perceived risk. Security threats can arise anywhere, so having appropriate measures in place helps protect people and ensures legal compliance.

Is this course only suitable for large venues or major events?
No. The legislation applies to a wide range of premises, including smaller venues that meet minimum capacity thresholds. This training is relevant for any organisation that provides access to the public.

What if our staff already have a basic understanding of security procedures?
Even where existing knowledge is in place, this training helps reinforce best practice, ensures consistency, and brings staff up to date with current legal requirements and expectations under Martyn’s Law.

What support is available if I experience issues with the course?
Full technical support is available to ensure a smooth learning experience. Assistance is provided whether the course is accessed through the SHINE platform or integrated into your own learning system.

What happens if a learner does not pass the assessment?
Participants can revisit the course materials and retake the assessment if needed. The training includes interactive elements and knowledge checks to support understanding throughout.

How does this training help implement practical security measures?
The course provides actionable guidance on identifying risks, improving security arrangements, and developing effective response plans, enabling organisations to apply learning directly in their environment.

Can the course be tailored to our specific venue or operations?
Yes, the training can be adapted to reflect your organisation’s particular risks, layout, and operational needs.

Will this training support audits or inspections?
Yes. It helps demonstrate that staff have received appropriate training, supporting compliance and providing evidence during audits or inspections.

Are discounts available for larger teams?
Yes, volume discounts are available for organisations training multiple employees. Pricing can be adjusted based on the size of your team.

How quickly can the training be rolled out?
The course is available immediately after purchase and can be accessed via the SHINE platform or integrated into your LMS, allowing learners to begin straight away.

This course is designed for anyone who works in, manages, or has responsibility for publicly accessible premises or events.