Health & safety (HSA)
Members onlySafety statement, risk assessments, training records and evidence that controls are actually applied.
- Format
- Guidance + templates
- For
- Owners, safety leads
- Updated
- Reviewed 2026
Inspections rarely go badly because a venue is unsafe, they go badly because the records aren't there. Here's what's asked for, and how members get support through a visit.

Each area links to the records and guidance members can download from the member area.
Safety statement, risk assessments, training records and evidence that controls are actually applied.
Food service, allergen information, cleaning schedules and temperature records for cafés and parties.
Fire register, evacuation drills, extinguisher servicing, capacity limits and exit management.
Third-party inspection reports, installation certs and maintenance history for play structures.
Garda vetting where required, safeguarding statement and reporting routes for concerns.
Booking data, CCTV notices and photo consent handled in line with GDPR.
Resource files are managed in the PALI content area. Where a document is still being finalised, the card links to member support so nothing is a dead end.
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Missing items? Members can close most gaps in a day using the safety template pack.
Published by An Garda Síochána with Insurance Ireland and the Alliance for Insurance Reform. Use these when a member venue suspects a fraudulent claim.
An Garda Síochána, GNECB , PDF form
The official An Garda Síochána form for reporting a suspected fraudulent personal injury claim to the Insurance Fraud Coordination Office. Complete in full and attach your evidence pack.
Open the documentAn Garda Síochána, GNECB , PDF form
The official reporting form for suspected insurance fraud other than personal injury, for example property, motor or application fraud.
Open the documentAn Garda Síochána & Alliance for Insurance Reform , PDF, 3 pages
Sets out the agreement under which the Alliance for Insurance Reform and other interested parties report suspected insurance fraud to the Garda National Economic Crime Bureau.
Open the documentAn Garda Síochána, Insurance Ireland & Alliance for Insurance Reform , PDF, 15 pages
The operational detail behind the MOU: when a formal report should be made, how reports are submitted, how the IFCO assesses them, and what an evidence pack must contain.
Open the documentThese are official documents published by An Garda Síochána with Insurance Ireland and the Alliance for Insurance Reform. PALI reproduces them for member convenience, they are reference material and not legal advice.
Members get templates, guidance and someone to call before the visit.