2024年4月3日，荷兰-武吉知马集选区议员迪舒沙询问文化、社区及青年部长唐振辉，关于新增体育设施的建设问题。
以下内容为新加坡眼根据国会英文资料翻译整理：
国会副议长迪舒沙（荷兰-武吉知马集选区议员）提问文化、社区及青年部，“体育设施总蓝图”（SFMP）这一规划为社区提供更多体育设施，目前有那些新举措？重新开发花拉公园游泳池的情况有何进展？
唐振辉（文化、社区及青年部长兼律政部第二部长）：“体育设施总蓝图”由新加坡体育理事会负责，是“2030愿景”的一项重要举措；“体育设施总蓝图”旨在为新加坡人提供创新、便捷、负担得起的相关体育设施。到2030年左右，大多数人可以在离家步行10分钟内到达，从设施齐全的体育中心（配备健身房和游泳池）到许多教育部学校设施，以及位于住宅区的免费运动场地一应俱全。
截至目前，新加坡体育理事会已经建成了10个邻里体育计划（SIP）体育设施，另外还有24个设施正在建设中。邻里体育计划提供免费使用的运动设施，如有屋顶的多功能球场、慢跑跑道以及不同年龄段使用的户外健身设备。这些邻里体育计划位于便捷的组屋区室内，方便居民使用。
此外，体育理事会还与教育部合作，推广了超过370个“双重用途计划”（DUS）设施，包括室内运动馆和免费使用的足球场地，供新加坡人在周末与朋友和家人进行足球或飞盘比赛。
去年，蔡厝港体育中心和立达体育中心重新开放。今年，我们还可以期待四个新设施的开放：加冷网球中心、加冷足球中心、前勿洛游泳池改建的新篮球场以及裕廊东区的一个垒球和棒球设施。
榜鹅和金文泰的居民也可以期待未来几年内新增的体育设施。在金文泰，将建设一个新的体育设施，包括慢跑跑道和对公众开放的运动场地。在榜鹅，区域体育中心将建成一个5000座位的体育场、一个游泳池、一个拥有20个羽毛球场的室内运动馆、一个团体运动馆、一个健身房、健身工作室、有屋顶篮球场和室外五人足球场、水上运动中心以及一个射箭场。
此外，我们正在探索在新的花拉公园镇游乐场设立一个体育中心，包括一个多用途游乐场、一个游泳池、多用途运动馆、社区运动场地和一个公园区域。这些方案也是在听取居民的建议中制定的。
以下是英文质询内容：
Mr Christopher de Souza asked the Minister for Culture, Community and Youth whether the Ministry can provide an update on the initiatives under the Sports Facilities Master Plan to provide more sport facilities in community areas, such as the redevelopment of the Farrer Park Swimming Complex.
Mr Edwin Tong Chun Fai: The Sport Facilities Master Plan (SFMP) by Sport Singapore, is a key initiative of Vision 2030, the national sports blueprint. SFMP aims to provide Singaporeans with innovative, accessible, affordable and relevant sport facilities, with a majority having such access within a 10-minute walk from their homes by around 2030. These include a variety of facilities from comprehensive sport centres with gyms and swimming pools, to the many Ministry of Education (MOE) school facilities, and free-to-play sport spaces located conveniently in our housing estates.
Today, SportSG has built 10 Sport-in-Precinct (SIP) facilities with another 24 more in various development stages. SIPs provide free-to-play sport facilities such as sheltered multipurpose courts, jogging tracks as well as multi-generational outdoor fitness equipment. These SIPs are located conveniently within Housing & Development Board estates for residents to use.
SportSG has also worked with MOE to make available more than 370 Dual Use Scheme (DUS) facilities including indoor sport halls and free-to-play fields which Singaporeans can use on weekends to play football or frisbee with their friends and family.
Just last year, we saw the reopening of Chua Chu Kang Sport Centre and Delta Sport Centre. This year, we can look forward to the opening of four more new facilities: the Kallang Tennis Hub, the Kallang Football Hub, new basketball courts at the former Bedok Swimming Complex and a facility for softball and baseball at Jurong East.
Residents in Punggol and Clementi can also look forward to new sport facilities in the coming years. At Clementi, there will be a new sport facility which includes a jogging track and sport courts that are open to the public. At Punggol, the Regional Sport Centre will have a 5,000-seater stadium, a swimming complex, an indoor sport hall with 20 badminton courts, a team sport hall, a gym, fitness studios, sheltered tennis and futsal courts, a water sport centre and an archery field.
In addition, we are exploring a sport centre in the new Farrer Park Town Play Field with facilities, such as a multi-purpose play field, a swimming complex, multi-purpose sport halls, community sporting spaces and a park zone. These were also designed in consultation with residents.
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