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Protecting premises and events from terrorism in the UK

Protecting premises and events from terrorism in the UK

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This book is designed to support learners studying the NEBOSH National Certificate in Protecting Standard Duty Premises from Terrorism and the NEBOSH National Certificate in Protecting Enhanced Duty Premises and Events from Terrorism. It is written to support the full syllabus of both qualifications, explaining the distinction between the two types of premises and the obligations that apply to each. 

Protecting premises and events from terrorism in the UK covers the legal requirements of the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025 (also known as Martyn's Law), the nature of terrorism, assessing potential terrorism threats, identifying protective measures and procedures and appropriate emergency responses. 

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Size: A5
Print length: 126 pages
Language: English

Learners studying for this qualification may be provided with a copy of this book by their Learning Partner.

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The NEBOSH National Certificate in Protecting Standard Duty Premises from Terrorism.

The NEBOSH National Certificate in Protecting Enhanced Duty Premises and Events from Terrorism.

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"I have to say I was a little disappointed by the quarter size A5 textbook. I expected an A4 copy. The text is small. For the price I think I was shortchanged! Information wise, NEBOSH standards were maintained but I felt they let themselves down by not providing a full size textbook."

— Harry M. (5/5)

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