Martyn's Law Questionnaire

Result: Martyn’s Law – Standard Duty

Based on your responses, your premises falls within the Standard Duty scope of Martyn’s Law (Protect Duty).

This means your organisation is required to take proportionate steps to improve public safety, including:

- Carrying out a standardised terrorism risk assessment for your venue.

- Providing basic terrorism awareness and response training for staff.

- Ensuring staff understand what to do in the event of an incident (e.g., lockdown or evacuation procedures).

To further strengthen compliance, integrate our Bleed Control PAcT kit into your incident response planning. 

For smaller venues/premises, it is recommended to have at least 2 PAcT Kits on site.

Our Bleed Control PAcT kits include:

. Comprehensive, Multi-Casualty Capability 

. Easy-to-Follow Guidance 

. Exceeds Standard Requirements 

. Flexible Purchase Options 

Result: Martyn’s Law – Enhanced Duty

Based on your responses, your premises falls within the Enhanced Duty scope of Martyn’s Law (Protect Duty).

As an Enhanced Duty premises, you are required to take comprehensive and demonstrable steps to protect the public from potential terrorist threats. This includes:

- Conducting a detailed terrorism risk assessment and updating it regularly.

- Developing and maintaining a robust security plan outlining how risks will be managed.

- Providing specialist training to staff on recognising threats and responding effectively to incidents.

- Ensuring clear communication procedures and designated responsibilities during an emergency.

To further strengthen compliance, integrate our Bleed Control PAcT kit into your incident response planning.

For larger venues/premises, it is recommended to have at least 5 PAcT Kits on site.

Our Bleed Control PAcT kits include:

. Comprehensive, Multi-Casualty Capability

. Easy-to-Follow Guidance 

. Exceeds Standard Requirements 

. Flexible Purchase Options