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Martyn's Law Level 2 (VTQ)

Understand more about Martyn's Law and how it may affect your business or organsation with this more comprehensive level 2 course

This Course Includes:

  • Endorsed by Skills for Care & TQUK
  • 2.0 hrs CPD Certificate
  • Evidence Based Training Certificate
  • Instant printable wall certificate
  • 24/7 on-demand video
  • Access on mobile
  • Weekly refresher video
  • Expiration reminder
  • Student manual

Course Details

Video Playtime

1 hour and 23 minutes

Captions

English

Instructor

Keith Sleightholm

Audio

English

Martyn's Law Level 2 (VTQ) at a Glance

Martyn's Law is a significant legislative initiative by the UK Government aimed at bolstering the nation's resilience against terrorism. Named in honour of Martyn Hett, a victim of the Manchester Arena attack, it pays tribute not only to him but also to the resilience shown by the city of Manchester and campaigners like Figen Murray, Martyn's mother, who tirelessly advocated for improved security measures.

This proposed law will mandate public venues and spaces to enhance their security preparedness, acknowledging the ongoing and evolving threat of terrorism in the UK. It reflects a proactive approach to security and safety, aiming to offer better protection to the public.

Key aspects of Martyn's Law include a tiered model of compliance tailored to the capacity and activities of venues. For venues with a capacity of over 100 people, the law mandates simple measures such as staff training and the creation of preparedness plans. Larger venues accommodating more than 800 people face more stringent requirements, including conducting risk assessments and developing comprehensive security plans.

To ensure compliance, the government plans to establish an inspection and enforcement regime, supporting a cultural shift towards security and delivering fair sanctions for breaches. Additionally, statutory guidance and tailored support will be provided to assist venues in fulfilling their duties effectively. Venues can also access expert advice and training through ProtectUK, the online protective security hub.

Martyn's Law sets a precedent for legislative action against terrorism worldwide, highlighting the government's commitment to protecting the public and the collective responsibility of communities and businesses to enhance safety measures in public spaces.

This course is based on draft legislation and will be updated when this changes. If you have completed the course or you are working through the course, you will get access to the latest versions within the next 8 months ensuring you are up to date with the latest news and be able to prepare to work towards the outlines of Martyn’s Law now.

All proceeds from this course will be donated in the form of bleed kits to organisations and places that could not otherwise afford to buy them. 


Frequently Asked Questions

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Do I receive a certificate after completing your online training?

Yes, when you complete the online course you will be able to download and print a compliant completion certificate, evidenced-based learning statement to confirm course content and a certified CPD statement. There is no extra charge for the certificate.  You can also buy a printed certificate to be posted to you for a small extra fee.