Martyn's Law compliance: your questions answered

When we ended our first Martyn's Law webinar, the Q&A box was still flooding with questions. Not basic questions - specific, challenging scenarios that generic guidance doesn't address.

"Our capacity is 150 on Tuesday, 300 on Saturday. Which tier are we?" "Can we use our fire alarm for security alerts?" "What about outdoor events with temporary fencing?" "The law says AI cameras for enhanced venues - do we need facial recognition?"

These aren't theoretical concerns. They are real challenges facing real venues right now.

In this webinar we will follow up with answers to the key questions we received.

We've taken your 100+ questions, analysed the patterns, consulted with venues already implementing, and built this session around YOUR needs.

Here's what makes this different:

1. Specific scenarios, definitive answers. No more "it depends" responses. We're providing clear guidance on variable capacity venues, outdoor events, multi-occupancy buildings, and those tricky edge cases keeping you awake.

2. The integration challenge solved everyone’s questions about fire versus security systems. We'll show you exactly how to implement lockdown without compromising fire exits, why distinct alert sounds matter (legally and practically), and how venues are combining systems cost-effectively.

3. Venues & numbers

• Educational academy (3,000 students): enhanced tier compliance for £18,000
• Shopping centre: cost-neutral by year 2, profitable by year 3
• Local restaurant chain: standard tier across 12 sites for £2,400 per venue

See their solutions, possible phased implementations, and potential ROI calculations.

4. The uncomfortable truths

• There's NO specific Martyn's Law government grant (yet)
• The "vulnerability gap" for sub-200 venues is real and concerning
• "Martyn's Law approved" products don't exist - it's marketing fiction
• Waiting until 2027 could leave you liable AND struggling to find installers

5. Your implementation roadmap leaves you with a clear 18-month plan:

• Months 1-3: assessment and gap analysis
• Months 4-9: design and documentation
• Months 10-15: phased implementation
• Months 16-18: testing and validation

What you'll receive:

• Complete slide deck (immediately post-webinar)
• Access to templates, guides and checklist (updated regularly)
• Written answers to ALL submitted questions

Who's this for?

• Venue operators unsure of their tier classification
• Security managers facing budget constraints
• Facilities teams managing multiple sites
• Installers wanting real project specifications
• Anyone thinking "great overview, but what about my specific situation?

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