A complete pack, warts and all.
The Maltings is fictional. It's our worked example so you can judge the depth before you spend anything. Your pack will look like this, about your building.
Every page of both packs is below, in order, with no email gate and no account. Three pages of each are fully readable: the cover, the contents, and the evacuation procedure with the venue's own exits and assembly point in it. That's the page that shows what "site-specific" actually means, so it's the one we show you.
The rest are deliberately blurred. A finished pack is the thing we sell, and a demo venue's pack that can be edited into a real one helps nobody. You can still see how long every section runs and what shape it takes, which is the honest part of the question "is this thorough or is it four paragraphs?". Your own pack arrives as a clean, readable PDF, about your building.
The Maltings Community Hall
A 250-capacity community hall, in scope, Standard Tier. Four procedures, capacity assessment record, proportionality statement, staff summary card and attestation roster.
13 pages, all of them below. 3 are readable: select any page to open it full size.
The Copper Kettle
An under-200 venue with no legal duty, which adopted the same procedures by choice. The pack says plainly on its face that the Act does not apply. That's the difference, and it's worth seeing.
13 pages, all of them below. 3 are readable: select any page to open it full size.
Both packs carry a "prototype output" band: the pack wording is still being checked line-by-line against the statutory guidance, and we'd rather show you that than hide it.
The section-by-section walk through a pack explains what each section is for and which part of the guidance it answers to.