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… that Martyn’s Law will introduce a tiered model for certain locations depending on the capacity of the premises or event … The significant majority agree that those responsible for publicly accessible locations should take measures to protect the …
… Industry Authority provide all that is necessary for publicly accessible locations to implement Martyn's Law."   … Landmark …
… assessment framework to help practitioners identify these locations.  The framework, known by the acronym ‘EVIL DONE’, … of the framework following a shift in targeting, from Publicly Accessible Locations (PALs) to Venues and Public Spaces …
… border crime and terrorism. These often less-scrutinized locations can be exploited for illegal activities. Project …
… from organised groups. Attacks have featured simple, accessible methods, vehicles as weapons, homemade …
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