E-SCAN 35 Martyn’s Law: increasing societal preparedness to extremism Can the UK's introduction of legislation on crowd safety measures in preparation for extremist events serve as a case study for policing in Australia and New Zealand? Members only access All Australia and New Zealand police members/employees are entitled to access this publication through ANZPAA's secure member site. You must provide your official police jurisdictional email address to subscribe. LoginSubscribe BACK TO BLOG
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