Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025

Martyn's Law compliance made simple

Komply guides UK venue managers through the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025 — assessing readiness, building action plans, and preparing evidence packs.

Martyn's Law is not yet in force. The SIA expects it to come into force in spring 2027 and will confirm the exact date.

No account required for the scope checker.

Three steps to compliance readiness

1

Assess

Answer up to 54 straightforward questions about your venue's security procedures at Standard tier, or up to 109 at Enhanced. One question at a time, at your own pace.

2

Plan

Get an AI-powered action plan highlighting your gaps, prioritised by urgency, with plain English recommendations.

3

Evidence

Build your evidence portfolio, track progress, and produce your compliance report — held and produced on request, never submitted. Standard tier also produces your Public Protection Procedures Document; Enhanced tier produces your Section 7 statements.

Simple, transparent pricing

Annual subscription per site — each venue you operate needs its own subscription. No monthly billing, no hidden fees.

Free

£0

Scope assessment only
  • Scope assessment
  • Tier determination
  • No account required

Standard

£360/year

For venues expecting up to 799 people at once, including staff
  • Up to 54 questions, matched to your venue
  • Komply Score + RAG breakdown
  • AI action plan
  • Evidence portfolio
  • PDF compliance report
  • Public Protection Procedures Document — your procedures, written up
  • Annual review reminders

Enhanced

£999/year

For venues expecting 800+ people at once, including staff
  • Up to 109 questions — nearly double Standard
  • Komply Score, AI action plan, evidence portfolio and PDF compliance report
  • Public Protection Measures (Section 6)
  • Section 7 statements, generated from your answers — where an Enhanced venue’s procedures are recorded
  • DSI designation and sign-off
  • Annual review reminders