SIA Martyn’s Law guidance consultation – Webinar

The Security Industry Authority (SIA) is inviting all those expected to be within scope of Martyn’s Law - the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025 - or with an interest in it to review and comment on the SIA’s draft guidance. The guidance explains how the SIA plans to carry out its role as the regulator.  

To support this consultation on the draft guidance, the SIA is hosting a series of webinars to talk through the draft and share the key questions it would like your views on.  

This consultation is an important opportunity for organisations to understand how the SIA intends to regulate when Martyn’s Law comes into force – expected to be in Spring 2027. 

You can sign up to a webinar here. 

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