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In my case it was imported by an indesign file but you can do it manually as well with this procedure: 1) create a new document specifying bleeds 2) click document setup 3) deflag button "Facing Pages" You'll see that pages will have bleed while master pages not.

Affinity Publisher version: 1.9.1 Mac OS version: 10.13.6 Reproducible: Always (see attachment sample file) It seems to me that Bleed Hazard Preflight Check is unable to detect objects adjacent to the bleed area if these objects are placed inside a Master Page. In my case I created a Master Page with a dark background. I used a rectangle to draw this background and I didn't realize that it was adjacent to the bottom bleed. Needless to say, I can see the cut line in the printed photo album. I believe this should not work this way. In the attached sample file, you can see that only the blue rectangle (in Page 1) rises a hazard. The red rectangle, instead, is pretty fine with the check but is going to be cut when printing Thank you, Andrea Untitled.afpub