Unregulated recreation safety
Lack of clear guidance, inspection protocols, and regulation for recreational activities (e.g., paragliding), leading to safety hazards.
6 items
1 source
1 inquiry
Source spread
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Unregulated recreation safety has been flagged across 1 independent accountability source:
6 inquiry recs
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Inquiry Recommendations (6)
MAI-161 — Review CCTV monitoring SIA licence requirements
Recommendation: The requirement that only those monitoring CCTV under a contract for services need to hold an SIA licence should be reviewed.
Gov response: Accepted in full
Accepted
MAI-147 — Employer requirement to train in first aid
Recommendation: The Home Office should consider the introduction of a requirement into law, for example through regulations issued under the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974, that employers train all employees, or certain categories of employees, in first responder …
Gov response: Accepted in full
Accepted
MAI-144 — Mandatory Ambulance Liaison Officer at events
Recommendation: The Home Office should consider how the presence of an Ambulance Liaison Officer in appropriate circumstances may be made mandatory. This may need to be put on a statutory footing.
Gov response: Accepted in full
Accepted
In progress
MAI-111 — Establish standard for event healthcare services
Recommendation: The Department of Health and Social Care should establish the standard for the level of healthcare services required at events. Consideration should be given to putting that standard on a statutory footing.
Gov response: Accepted in full
Accepted
In progress
MAI-20 — Review licensing for security contractors
Recommendation: Consideration should be given to whether contractors who carried out security services should be required to be licenced.
Gov response: Accepted in full
Accepted
MAI-9 — Enact Protect Duty into law
Recommendation: A Protect Duty, as set out above, should be enacted into law by primary legislation.
Gov response: Accepted in full
Accepted
In progress