The Martyn's Law Readiness Toolkit

They were written to work together

The Compendium tells you what good protective security looks like across your whole operation. The Guide tells you how to assess your own risk and prove the reasoning.

Taken on their own, each leaves a gap. The Compendium will show you how much there is to get right without giving you the method for deciding what is proportionate at your site. The Guide will give you the method without the wider reference you need to answer the questions it raises. Together they cover the ground from the first read to the board paper.

Hotel groups, venue operators and BIDs

Where the same duties apply across several sites, a group licence covers all of them under one agreement rather than a copy at a time.

Group licences include a briefing call, so the people who will actually use the material understand the method before they start rather than after they have produced something that does not hold up.

• One licence across your estate, with the sites named
• A briefing call for the people doing the work
• Consistent method across sites, which matters if the regulator ever compares them
• Larger groups and BIDs quoted on the estate