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Martyn's Law Scope Checker — Does the Law Apply to Your Premises or Event?

Not sure whether Martyn’s Law applies to your premises or event? Our free Martyn’s Law Scope Checker helps you understand whether your organisation may fall within the scope of the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025.

Simply select the Premises Checker or Event Checker and answer a few straightforward questions. You’ll receive an initial indication of whether the legislation may apply and which requirements could be relevant.

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Understanding Martyn's Law and Your Responsibilities

Martyn’s Law introduces protective security requirements for certain publicly accessible premises and qualifying events. Understanding whether your organisation falls within the legislation is an important first step towards preparing for its requirements.

Why use Colian Security’s Martyn’s Law Scope Checker?

Our checker offers a quick, accessible starting point for venue operators, event organisers and those responsible for publicly accessible premises. It can help identify potential obligations, highlight areas requiring further investigation and clarify the next steps towards Martyn’s Law readiness.

With nearly 40 years of experience in counter-terrorism and protective security, Colian Security provides specialist advice, risk assessments and practical support to help organisations understand their security responsibilities.

For specialist advice on Martyn’s Law readiness, risk assessments and protective security, explore our Colian Security consultancy services.

Important: This checker provides preliminary guidance only. It is not a formal legal determination or a substitute for a detailed assessment of your premises, event or statutory obligations. For further information, read the official UK Government guidance on Martyn’s Law.

Could Martyn's Law Affect Your Organisation?

Martyn’s Law introduces new protective security requirements for certain UK premises and events.

Could your organisation be affected?

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