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This triage tool is based on our expert knowledge and has been designed to provide you with an initial indication of whether you should consider hostile vehicle mitigation (HVM) for your premises, event or location. The tool has been designed to provide a rough indication of risk, based on the current proposals for Martyn’s Law. It is not a full risk assessment and it is intended only as a guide, to support you in deciding whether to take further advice. You can access free advice from the Protect UK website or your local Counter Terrorism Security Advisor (CTSA), or get in touch with our team for a full Threat, Vulnerability & Risk Assessment (TVRA).

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The number of attendees at your event will not only affect compliance requirements under the proposed Martyn’s Law; it also affects the level of risk associated with your event. Please indicate how many people you expect to attend. If the number fluctuates, please indicate the upper number of attendees.

Maximum number of attendees

Less than 800

800 - 3k

3k - 10k

10k +

Media interest in your event affects its attractiveness as a terrorist target. Please consider online media interest, such as You Tube and Facebook Live, as well as terrestrial and on demand TV services.

Media attractiveness

National TV

Other (Recorded) TV

Other Media

The predictability of an event can make it easier for terrorists to plan and implement an attack. It’s important to consider how often and predictably an event is held in the same location.

Predictability

< 5 Events Per Year

5 -12 Events Per Year

12 + Events Per Year

Predictability

One off event

Annual Event

More than once a year

The prestige and profile of your premises or location are a significant factor in determining risk. The more well known a venue or location is, the more attractive it is to terrorists.

Iconic Venue

Internationally Known

Nationally Known

Locally Known

Iconic Premises or Event

Internationally Known

Nationally Known

Locally Known

A Threat, Vulnerability & Risk Assessment involves a site visit to understand the specific vulnerabilities of your location. These include factors such as the proximity of the site to roads, segregation from vehicle access routes, the volume of pedestrians accessing the site, the pedestrian access routes and how they are managed. The definitions below are here as a guide only, please select the one closest to describing your location.

Location

No obvious vulnerabilities - a remote, secure site with no vehicles on site and full segregation of vehicular and pedestrian access routes

Appears vulnerable - unrestricted traffic near to pedestrians. Some physical barriers in place, such as fencing or railings

Clearly vulnerable - no physical barriers in place and traffic circulating at speed close to pedestrians

What level of security planning do you have in place?

Good security planning in place, including a counter terrorism strategy and HVM equipment and engagement with a CTSA

Some security planning in place with barriers deployed but no counter terrorism strategy or engagement with a CTSA

Minimal or no security planning with no barriers, HVM equipment or counter terrorism strategy

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The result generated when you submit the form, is a triage response only, indicating whether you should seek further advice and support. You can do this by visiting Protect UK, contacting your local CTSA, or getting in touch with our team.

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