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The draft provisions in the Bill are not yet law and are subject to change. Until the Bill receives Royal Assent, there are plenty of things you can do to begin to develop a good security culture. A good security culture is about considering and implementing proportionate procedures and measures, which, if done well, enhance the experience of visitors at public places, and do not impact on accessibility or personal freedoms. Achieving the right balance is about employing the right staff, getting training, systems, and processes right, and utilising appropriate guidance to know that you are doing the right things to achieve the outcomes sought.
| Video Description | Link |
|---|---|
| Martyn’s Law campaigner Figen Murray, Security Minister Tom Tugendhat and Head of CTP Matt Jukes set out why this legislation is necessary and the importance of protective security. | Watch here |
| Security industry professionals give their top tips for securing your business. | Watch here |
| The Director of Security and Resilience at Landsec, sets out good security practice in aggregated public spaces | Watch here |
| Theatre Directors set out the measures they put in place to protect their premises. | Watch here |
| Festival organisers explain the steps they take to secure temporary events. | Watch here |
| The group Director of Security and Safety at Edwardian Hotels London sets out how to implement good security practice at private locations which are open to the public. | Watch here |
| A Business Continuity Manager from a national retail chain explains the measures their stores put in place. | Watch here |
What can you do if your premises or event are not within scope?
Those responsible for premises out of scope will also be encouraged to consider security – often quite simple activities can improve security. We encourage those responsible for premises that are not within scope, such as smaller venues, to consider simple activities that can improve security, in particular procedures to follow to improve preparedness. There is an extensive programme of high-quality advice and guidance produced by CT Policing and other partners which can support organisations in doing so.
Keywords
Security
Good housekeeping
Practice
Martyn's Law