| SPORTS AND RECREATION BUSINESS AND OTHER RETAIL SERVICES |
1.—(1) A permitted enterprise which provides an authorised service providing lessons or coaching in, or for participation in, a sporting activity or other physical recreational activity in an indoor physical recreational facility, or which owns, or has charge, management or control of, an indoor physical recreational facility, must —| (a) | ensure that any customer, visitor or permitted enterprise worker who —| (i) | does not have a cleared status; and | | (ii) | is not an uncleared junior, |
| does not enter or remain within the indoor physical recreational facility to receive an authorised service consisting of engaging in any high-intensity physical exercise or any other sporting activity or physical recreational activity without wearing a mask; |
[S 584/2021 wef 10/08/2021] | | (aa) | ensure that any customer, visitor or permitted enterprise worker present within the indoor physical recreational facility to receive, or receiving, the authorised service is doing so alone, or is allocated into and remains part of —| (i) | a sporting activity cohort each, if engaging in any high-intensity physical exercise or any other sporting activity or physical recreational activity without wearing a mask; or | | (ii) | a cohort consisting of 5 or fewer individuals each, |
| despite regulation 10B(1)(n); |
[S 584/2021 wef 10/08/2021] | | (b) | take (or cause to be taken) all reasonably practicable steps to ensure that —| (i) | [Deleted by S 584/2021 wef 10/08/2021] | | (ii) | every customer, visitor or permitted enterprise worker who enters the indoor physical recreational facility to carry on any exercise, fitness activity or any fitness-related activity within that facility, does not remain within the facility for more than 120 minutes after first entering; |
| | (c) | take (or cause to be taken) all reasonably practicable steps to ensure that, when any exercise, fitness activity or fitness-related activity allowed under sub-paragraph (a) is carried on by any customer, visitor or permitted enterprise worker within the indoor physical recreational facility, there is maintained, regardless of regulation 10B(1)(k), a distance of —| (i) | at least 2 metres between any 2 individuals (whether customers, visitors or permitted enterprise workers) engaging in any such exercise, fitness activity or fitness-related activity; and | | (ii) | at least 3 metres between every member of a cohort or sporting activity cohort of customers or visitors or permitted enterprise workers (or combination thereof) engaging in any such exercise, fitness activity or fitness-related activity from any other individual who is alone, or any other individual who is a member of another cohort or sporting activity cohort, and engaging in such exercise, fitness activity or fitness-related activity; and [S 584/2021 wef 10/08/2021] |
| | (d) | ensure that a reasonable period of time elapses (being at least 15 minutes) since the end of an earlier class or session of its customers, visitors or permitted enterprise workers (as the case may be) to allow for cleaning as described in regulation 10B(1)(i) or (ia) or 13E(1)(h) or (i) (or all) in between the earlier class or session and the start of the next class or session. [S 584/2021 wef 10/08/2021] | | (e) | [Deleted by S 584/2021 wef 10/08/2021] | | (f) | [Deleted by S 584/2021 wef 10/08/2021] |
(2) A permitted enterprise which provides an authorised service providing lessons or coaching in, or for participation in, a sporting activity or other physical recreational activity in an outdoor physical recreational facility, or which owns, or has charge, management or control of, an outdoor physical recreational facility, must —| (a) | take (or cause to be taken) all reasonably practicable steps to ensure that, when any exercise, fitness activity or fitness-related activity is carried on by any customer, visitor or permitted enterprise worker within the outdoor physical recreational facility, there is maintained, regardless of regulation 10B(1)(k), a distance of —| (i) | at least 2 metres between any 2 individuals (whether customers, visitors or permitted enterprise workers) engaging in any such exercise, fitness activity or fitness-related activity; and | | (ii) | at least 3 metres between every member of a cohort of customers or visitors or permitted enterprise workers (or combination thereof) engaging in any such exercise, fitness activity or fitness-related activity from any other individual who is alone, or any other individual who is a member of another cohort, and engaging in such exercise, fitness activity or fitness-related activity; and |
| | (b) | take (or cause to be taken) all reasonably practicable steps to ensure that every cohort of customers, visitors or permitted enterprise workers allowed to enter or remain in the outdoor physical recreational facility consists of not more than 5 individuals at any time, despite regulation 10B(1)(n). [S 584/2021 wef 10/08/2021] |
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(3) To avoid doubt, this paragraph does not apply to prevent the use of the whole or any part of an indoor physical recreational facility —| (a) | by dancers and choreographers for the purpose of rehearsals for a live performance in accordance with law; | | (b) | by actors using exercise equipment or engaging in high-intensity physical exercises without wearing a mask, for the sole purpose of —| (i) | recording a film of that use or exercise for subsequent broadcast; or | | (ii) | demonstrating muscle movements for an educational purpose; |
| | (c) | by individuals who have a disability or require therapy, undergoing physical therapy or rehabilitation without wearing a mask; or | | (d) | by individuals for any purpose that involves being in a substantially seated or stationary position and that is not exercise, fitness activity or any fitness-related activity. [S 536/2021 wef 22/07/2021] |
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| 1A. [Deleted by S 536/2021 wef 22/07/2021] |
| 1B. [Deleted by S 536/2021 wef 22/07/2021] |
2.—(1) A permitted enterprise that operates an amusement centre in the course of business must, in respect of its permitted premises that is an amusement centre —| (a) | take all reasonable steps to ensure that the total number of individuals within the permitted premises does not, at any time, exceed the prescribed threshold for the premises; | | (b) | take all reasonably practicable measures to ensure that every customer or visitor taking part in an organised game or contest of paintball on the premises maintains an appropriately longer distance from another customer or visitor within the premises; and | | (c) | take all reasonably practicable measures to ensure that any cue stick or other like article used in playing billiards or pool on the premises is not shared among or used by more than one customer, visitor or permitted enterprise worker (or any of them in combination) in those premises. |
(2) The prescribed threshold for any permitted premises that is an amusement centre is —| (a) | where used for individuals to play billiards or pool or to take part in an organised game or contest of paintball, the lower of the following:| (i) | 100; [S 1070/2020 wef 28/12/2020] | | (ii) | 50% of the occupant load of those premises as specified in the last approval under section 23 of the Fire Safety Act (Cap. 109A), rounded up to the nearest whole number; or [S 1070/2020 wef 28/12/2020] |
| | (b) | in all other cases, the number (rounded up to the nearest whole number) resulting from dividing by 10, the gross floor area of those premises. [S 542/2020 wef 04/07/2020] [S 1070/2020 wef 28/12/2020] [S 309/2021 wef 08/05/2021] |
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| 3. A permitted enterprise that operates an amusement centre in the course of business must not sell or supply, or cause or allow to be sold or supplied, at its permitted premises that is an amusement centre any food or drink for immediate consumption on those premises. [S 536/2021 wef 22/07/2021] |
4. A permitted enterprise that carries on, in the course of business, a business of providing any personal appearance service or personal care service at its permitted premises —| (a) | must take all reasonably practicable steps to ensure that any customer or visitor who —| (i) | does not have a cleared status; and | | (ii) | is not an uncleared junior, |
| does not enter or remain within the permitted premises to receive a personal appearance service or personal care service that requires taking off, or not wearing, one’s mask in order to receive the service; |
[S 584/2021 wef 10/08/2021] | | (aa) | must take all reasonably practicable steps to ensure that any customer or visitor within the permitted premises to receive, or receiving, a personal appearance service or personal care service is doing so alone, or is allocated into and remains part of —| (i) | a personalised service cohort if receiving a personal appearance service or personal care service that requires taking off, or not wearing, one’s mask in order to receive the service; or | | (ii) | a cohort consisting of not more than 5 or fewer individuals each, |
| despite regulation 10B(1)(n); |
[S 584/2021 wef 10/08/2021] | | (b) | must take all reasonably practicable steps to ensure that no food or drink is sold or supplied at its permitted premises for consumption by any customer, visitor or permitted enterprise worker at those premises during the conduct of its business; and | | (c) | must take all reasonably practicable steps to ensure that every customer, visitor or permitted enterprise worker present within those premises to receive or provide any personal appearance service or personal care service is wearing a mask, regardless of regulations 3A and 13E(1)(ab). [S 536/2021 wef 22/07/2021] [S 584/2021 wef 10/08/2021] [S 584/2021 wef 10/08/2021] |
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5.—(1) A permitted enterprise that is the management corporation constituted in respect of a strata title plan for a subdivided building comprised in that strata title plan must take (or cause to be taken) all reasonably practicable steps —| (a) | to close, or make not accessible for use, by any individual every part of the common property comprised in the strata title plan that is a recreational barbecue or open-fire cooking facility; and | | (b) | to prevent the use of the recreational barbecue or open-fire cooking facility mentioned in sub-paragraph (a) by any subsidiary proprietor which makes up the management corporation, any mortgagee in possession, lessee or occupier of a lot comprised in the strata title plan, or an invitee of that subsidiary proprietor. |
(2) A permitted enterprise that owns, or has charge, management or control of, in connection with any business that is not a food business, any recreational barbecue or open-fire cooking facility for shared use must take (or cause to be taken) all reasonably practicable steps —| (a) | to close, or make not accessible for use, that recreational barbecue or open-fire cooking facility by any customer, visitor or permitted enterprise worker of the permitted enterprise; and | | (b) | to prevent the use of that recreational barbecue or open-fire cooking facility by any customer, visitor or permitted enterprise worker of the permitted enterprise. [S 364/2021 wef 01/06/2021] [S 329/2021 wef 16/05/2021] |
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