Singapore legislation

Regulation 3

of Public Entertainments (Paintball and Airgun Ranges and Defined Weapon-based Sports and Recreational Centres — Exemption) Order 2025

Regulation 3

Meanings of “entertainment ban” and “signage requirement”

Subregulation 1

In this Order, an entertainment ban for an approved paintball range or approved airgun shooting range, or a defined weapon‑based sports and recreational centre, means a requirement that at all times during the period the approved paintball range, approved airgun shooting range or defined weapon‑based sports and recreational centre (as the case may be) is open for business —

(a)

the only form of public entertainment provided or taking place within that range or centre is —

(i)

the playing (from a broadcast or transmission or otherwise) of pre‑recorded music;

(ii)

any shooting activity involving the use of paintball markers or airguns, in the case of an approved paintball range or approved airgun shooting range; and

(iii)

any defined weapon‑based recreational activity in the case of a defined weapon‑based sports and recreational centre; and

(b)

no gambling takes place within the range or centre.

Subregulation 2

In this Order, a signage requirement for an approved paintball range or approved airgun shooting range or a weapon‑based sports and recreational centre, means a requirement that at all times during the period the approved paintball range, approved airgun shooting range or weapon‑based sports and recreational centre (as the case may be) is open for business, there is displayed prominently, at each point of entry to and exit from the range or centre (as the case may be), a sign that includes a statement specifying that an entertainment ban applies to that range or centre.

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