SIA Opens Consultation on Section 12 Guidance for Martyn’s Law

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•Martyn’s Law is a UK legal requirement focused on improving security at public venues to prevent terrorist attacks.
•Section 12 guidance provides detailed instructions for businesses on how to meet the law’s security obligations.
•The SIA has opened a consultation to gather input from businesses and security professionals on the guidance.
•The guidance publication and consultation took place on April 15, 2026.

What Could Happen If...

▸If businesses and security providers actively engage with the SIA consultation and adopt the guidance then public venues across the UK will likely enhance their security measures, potentially reducing the risk of terrorist incidents and improving public safety.

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🌍Northern Ireland

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🏛Security Industry Authority

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OFFICIALUK Government - NewsMartyn's Law guidance published to help businesses OFFICIALUK Government - NewsSIA launches consultation on section 12 guidance for Martyn’s Law

The Security Industry Authority (SIA) has published guidance for section 12 of Martyn’s Law to assist businesses in implementing security measures at public venues across the UK. This guidance aims to help venue operators and security providers comply with new legal requirements designed to reduce the risk of terrorist attacks. The consultation process will allow stakeholders to provide feedback before final rules are established, impacting public safety and operational standards.