Answer yes or not yet. You'll get a to-do list of what's left, in the same steps hailo uses, to print or take to your committee. It runs on this page and sends nothing.
Your to-do list shows here
Answer the questions, then press "Show my to-do list". Leave one blank if you're not sure.
Your result
A guide, not legal advice. Only the SIA judges whether a venue meets the law.
The same areas hailo's dashboard tracks once you sign up, taken from what the Home Office's guidance asks of the standard tier.
No checklist can tell you that. Only the SIA, the regulator, judges whether a venue meets the law. This check shows what's left to do, based on the Home Office's guidance.
No. The check runs on this page, in your browser. Nothing is sent or stored, and it's gone when you close the page.
They're the same steps hailo's dashboard shows once you sign up, such as naming the responsible person and approving each procedure, so nothing on the list will be new to you.
The duties are expected to start in spring 2027, and the Home Office encourages venues to start getting ready. Most of the list is about people knowing the plans, which takes a little time to arrange.
Martyn's Law readiness check
How hailo helps
hailo writes your four plans for your building, briefs your volunteers, staff and hirers by link or QR code, and keeps a dated record, with these same steps on its dashboard. Free to set up at gethailo.co.uk