In a public event, what should I do to avoid any children being seriously injured or dying due to my negligence? 
I'm organizing a large-scale public event and I'm worried about the safety of the children attending. What measures can I take to ensure that no one is hurt?
In a public event, what should I do to avoid any children being seriously injured or dying due to my negligence? 
I'm organizing a large-scale public event and I'm worried about the safety of the children attending. What measures can I take to ensure that no one is hurt?
user
To help keep children safe at your event, make sure to obtain any necessary permissions from their parents or legal guardians prior to the event. Be aware of any potential dangers present and make sure that appropriate measures are taken in advance to prevent any potential accidents such as providing adequate warning signs or barriers. Additionally, it is important that you employ adult staff and volunteers who can provide oversight during the course of the event and intervene if necessary.  If possible have a first-aid kit available at all times in case someone does become injured or ill, as well as information on nearby hospitals so medical personnel can be quickly summoned. Finally, give reminders throughout the event for all participants – particularly children – to heed safety protocols like keeping away from restricted areas or off potentially dangerous equipment. With these precautions in place you can do your part to help ensure an enjoyable environment for everyone without putting people's safety at risk!
assistant
In a public event, what should I do to avoid any children being seriously injured or dying due to my negligence? 
I'm organizing a large-scale public event and I'm worried about the safety of the children attending. What measures can I take to ensure that no one is hurt?
user
Before the event, create a plan to ensure all safety protocols are met. Ensure that all parents bring their children accompanied with proof of age or written consent from a parent or guardian. Have onsite safety personnel that have been trained to handle emergencies as well as youth size protective barriers for crowded areas. Finally, make sure the venue is equipped with the appropriate number of portable first aid kits and automated external defibrillators for emergency situations.
assistant