The Terrorism (Protection of Premises) (Notification Requirements) Regulations 2026
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Schedule Information to be notified
Regulation 5 Part 1 Qualifying premises and qualifying events 1 The names and contact details of— (a) each person who is responsible for the qualifying premises or qualifying event under section 4(1) of the Act (“the responsible person”), and (b) any other person who is subject to the obligation to co-ordinate with the responsible person under section 8(4) of the Act. 2 Where the responsible person is a corporate body— (a) its name, including, in the case of a registered company, its registered name, and (b) any names under which it trades. 3 Any registered company number, or registered charity number, of the responsible person. 4 The name, contact details and relationship to the responsible person of any other person other than the responsible person who, to any extent— (a) has control of the qualifying premises, or (b) has control of the qualifying event. 5 Where the person submitting the notification is not the responsible person— (a) their name and role, (b) their relationship to the responsible person, (c) their contact details, and (d) confirmation that they are authorised to submit the notification on behalf of the responsible person. 6 The postal address of the qualifying premises or the place where the qualifying event is being held, including its postcode. 7 Whether or not the responsible person is also responsible for other qualifying premises, or qualifying events. 8 The greatest number of individuals who can reasonably be expected to be present on the qualifying premises or at the qualifying event at the same time. 9 The method used to calculate the figure given in response to paragraph 8. 10 The website address for any website and information on any online social media platform and any social media account which is— (a) under the control of the responsible person, or of any other person who has control to any extent over the qualifying premises or qualifying event, and (b) being used to advertise the qualifying premises or qualifying event. 11 (1) Whether the qualifying premises or qualifying event have, an application has been submitted for, or notice has been given in relation to, any of the following licences, certificates or permissions— (a) a licence to sell alcohol, including a temporary licence or notice; (b) a licence or other permission from any authority to provide entertainment; (c) a general safety certificate, within the meaning of section 1(4) of the Safety of Sports Grounds Act 1975, or Article 12(1) of the Safety of Sports Grounds (Northern Ireland) Order 2006; (d) a safety certificate for a regulated stand under Part 3 of the Fire Safety and Safety of Places of Sport Act 1987, or Part 3 of the Safety of Sports Grounds (Northern Ireland) Order 2006. (2) Where any licence, certificate or permission (“relevant authorisations”) listed in sub-paragraph (1) is in force in relation to the qualifying premises or qualifying event— (a) a description of the relevant authorisation; (b) the dates for which it is in force; (c) the issuing authority, or, in the case of a temporary event notice under section 100 of the Licensing Act 2003, the authority to which notice was given. Part 2 Qualifying premises 12 Confirmation that the premises satisfy the definition of “qualifying premises” in section 2 of the Act. 13 The relevant Schedule 1 use of the qualifying premises. 14 Whether the qualifying premises consist of a group of buildings, and if so, how many buildings there are in the group. 15 The address of each building which forms part of the qualifying premises, if there is more than one address and postcode for the qualifying premises. 16 Where the qualifying premises, or any buildings which form part of the qualifying premises, also form part of larger premises— (a) the name and address of the larger premises, and (b) whether the larger premises are also qualifying premises. 17 Whether the premises have any seating, whether permanent or temporary, in any area adjoining the premises, including seating on the pavement or road outside the premises. Part 3 Enhanced duty premises and qualifying events 18 Where an individual has been designated under section 10 of the Act as having responsibility for ensuring that the responsible person complies with the requirements imposed on them by or under the Act (“the senior individual”), the following information in relation to that individual— (a) their name, (b) their contact details, (c) what position they hold in relation to the enhanced duty premises or qualifying event, and (d) the date on which they were designated as senior individual. 19 Confirmation that the senior individual, or where no senior individual has been designated, the responsible person, understands the requirements— (a) to prepare a document satisfying the requirements of section 7 of the Act (enhanced duty premises and qualifying events: documenting compliance) (a “compliance document”); (b) to provide a copy of the compliance document to the Security Industry Authority as soon as reasonably practicable after it has been prepared; (c) to provide a copy of a revised compliance document to the Security Industry Authority before the end of the period of 30 days beginning with the day of its revision. Part 4 Qualifying events 20 Confirmation that the event satisfies the definition of “qualifying event” in section 3 of the Act. 21 The date and time at which the qualifying event is to be held. 22 The date and time at which persons attending the qualifying event will first be admitted to the event. 23 A brief description of the qualifying event. 24 Details of any larger event of which the qualifying event forms part, including, where known, whether a separate notification has been made in relation to the larger event under the Act, and the number assigned by the Security Industry Authority to that notification. 25 If known, whether the premises where the qualifying event is being held are qualifying premises, and if they are— (a) whether they are standard duty premises, or enhanced duty premises, and (b) any number which has been assigned to the premises by the Security Industry Authority in connection with previous notifications under the Act. 26 Whether an event which is the same as the qualifying event has taken place in the past, and if so— (a) the date on which the event last took place, (b) whether the event was held at the same premises, and if not, the postal address of the premises where it was held, (c) whether the event took place under the same name, and associated with the same brand name, or other distinctive marks used to distinguish the event from other events, and (d) the name and contact details of the person who was responsible for that event. 27 Whether the qualifying event is intended to be repeated in future. 28 The date on which the qualifying event was, or will be, first publicised and the format of the publication, including— (a) in the case of publication on a website, the website address, (b) in the case of publication by social media— (i) the platform on which it is being published, and (ii) the account through which it is being published.
Schedule Information to be notified
Regulation 5 Part 1 Qualifying premises and qualifying events 1 The names and contact details of— (a) each person who is responsible for the qualifying premises or qualifying event under section 4(1) of the Act (“the responsible person”), and (b) any other person who is subject to the obligation to co-ordinate with the responsible person under section 8(4) of the Act. 2 Where the responsible person is a corporate body— (a) its name, including, in the case of a registered company, its registered name, and (b) any names under which it trades. 3 Any registered company number, or registered charity number, of the responsible person. 4 The name, contact details and relationship to the responsible person of any other person other than the responsible person who, to any extent— (a) has control of the qualifying premises, or (b) has control of the qualifying event. 5 Where the person submitting the notification is not the responsible person— (a) their name and role, (b) their relationship to the responsible person, (c) their contact details, and (d) confirmation that they are authorised to submit the notification on behalf of the responsible person. 6 The postal address of the qualifying premises or the place where the qualifying event is being held, including its postcode. 7 Whether or not the responsible person is also responsible for other qualifying premises, or qualifying events. 8 The greatest number of individuals who can reasonably be expected to be present on the qualifying premises or at the qualifying event at the same time. 9 The method used to calculate the figure given in response to paragraph 8. 10 The website address for any website and information on any online social media platform and any social media account which is— (a) under the control of the responsible person, or of any other person who has control to any extent over the qualifying premises or qualifying event, and (b) being used to advertise the qualifying premises or qualifying event. 11 (1) Whether the qualifying premises or qualifying event have, an application has been submitted for, or notice has been given in relation to, any of the following licences, certificates or permissions— (a) a licence to sell alcohol, including a temporary licence or notice; (b) a licence or other permission from any authority to provide entertainment; (c) a general safety certificate, within the meaning of section 1(4) of the Safety of Sports Grounds Act 1975, or Article 12(1) of the Safety of Sports Grounds (Northern Ireland) Order 2006; (d) a safety certificate for a regulated stand under Part 3 of the Fire Safety and Safety of Places of Sport Act 1987, or Part 3 of the Safety of Sports Grounds (Northern Ireland) Order 2006. (2) Where any licence, certificate or permission (“relevant authorisations”) listed in sub-paragraph (1) is in force in relation to the qualifying premises or qualifying event— (a) a description of the relevant authorisation; (b) the dates for which it is in force; (c) the issuing authority, or, in the case of a temporary event notice under section 100 of the Licensing Act 2003, the authority to which notice was given. Part 2 Qualifying premises 12 Confirmation that the premises satisfy the definition of “qualifying premises” in section 2 of the Act. 13 The relevant Schedule 1 use of the qualifying premises. 14 Whether the qualifying premises consist of a group of buildings, and if so, how many buildings there are in the group. 15 The address of each building which forms part of the qualifying premises, if there is more than one address and postcode for the qualifying premises. 16 Where the qualifying premises, or any buildings which form part of the qualifying premises, also form part of larger premises— (a) the name and address of the larger premises, and (b) whether the larger premises are also qualifying premises. 17 Whether the premises have any seating, whether permanent or temporary, in any area adjoining the premises, including seating on the pavement or road outside the premises. Part 3 Enhanced duty premises and qualifying events 18 Where an individual has been designated under section 10 of the Act as having responsibility for ensuring that the responsible person complies with the requirements imposed on them by or under the Act (“the senior individual”), the following information in relation to that individual— (a) their name, (b) their contact details, (c) what position they hold in relation to the enhanced duty premises or qualifying event, and (d) the date on which they were designated as senior individual. 19 Confirmation that the senior individual, or where no senior individual has been designated, the responsible person, understands the requirements— (a) to prepare a document satisfying the requirements of section 7 of the Act (enhanced duty premises and qualifying events: documenting compliance) (a “compliance document”); (b) to provide a copy of the compliance document to the Security Industry Authority as soon as reasonably practicable after it has been prepared; (c) to provide a copy of a revised compliance document to the Security Industry Authority before the end of the period of 30 days beginning with the day of its revision. Part 4 Qualifying events 20 Confirmation that the event satisfies the definition of “qualifying event” in section 3 of the Act. 21 The date and time at which the qualifying event is to be held. 22 The date and time at which persons attending the qualifying event will first be admitted to the event. 23 A brief description of the qualifying event. 24 Details of any larger event of which the qualifying event forms part, including, where known, whether a separate notification has been made in relation to the larger event under the Act, and the number assigned by the Security Industry Authority to that notification. 25 If known, whether the premises where the qualifying event is being held are qualifying premises, and if they are— (a) whether they are standard duty premises, or enhanced duty premises, and (b) any number which has been assigned to the premises by the Security Industry Authority in connection with previous notifications under the Act. 26 Whether an event which is the same as the qualifying event has taken place in the past, and if so— (a) the date on which the event last took place, (b) whether the event was held at the same premises, and if not, the postal address of the premises where it was held, (c) whether the event took place under the same name, and associated with the same brand name, or other distinctive marks used to distinguish the event from other events, and (d) the name and contact details of the person who was responsible for that event. 27 Whether the qualifying event is intended to be repeated in future. 28 The date on which the qualifying event was, or will be, first publicised and the format of the publication, including— (a) in the case of publication on a website, the website address, (b) in the case of publication by social media— (i) the platform on which it is being published, and (ii) the account through which it is being published.
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