Times Power candidate Zhang Yuci calls on Hsinchu County to make public the progress of safety inventory of campus sports facilities
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Zhang Yuci, the candidate for the Zhubei East District Councilor of the Power of the Times, affirmed the achievements of the Hsinchu County Government in sports construction, but called on the county government to simultaneously disclose the safety inventory and resume construction progress of the county's campus sports facilities, requiring the quantification of safety results and the establishment of a county-level tracking and disclosure mechanism.
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The Hsinchu County Government has invested nearly 300 million yuan in renovating campus sports facilities in recent years, and announced a county-wide safety inventory and safety record building plan for campus sports facilities.
Zhang Yuci, the candidate for Zhubei East District Assembly of the Times Power. (Photo by reporter Liao Xueru)
Today is the National Sports Day. The Hsinchu County Government yesterday announced the results of sports construction in recent years. Zhang Yuci, the candidate for the Zhubei East District Council of the Times Power, affirmed this. However, she also bluntly said that in addition to publicizing "how much has been built" on the National Sports Day, the county government should also answer "Is the equipment safe?" and called for the simultaneous disclosure of the safety inventory and resume construction progress of the county's campus sports facilities to make the information completely transparent.
The Hsinchu County Government announced yesterday that it will invest nearly 300 million yuan starting from 2022 to successively renovate 39 school playgrounds, 28 school sports venues and wind and rain stadiums, and 5 school gymnasiums. Today, 13 public sports venues are open to free admission.
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Zhang Yuci pointed out that the Hsinchu County Education Bureau has previously announced that it requires all schools in the county to comprehensively review the management and maintenance of large sports equipment, implement regular inspections, and establish safety records. However, so far, the county government has not fully explained the details of the inventory—how many schools and equipment are covered? How many anomalies were found? How many facilities need to be decommissioned or improved? What is the clear timeline for building a safety history? Parents and users are still unable to grasp it.
Zhang Yuci emphasized that according to current regulations, each school should designate dedicated personnel to regularly inspect and maintain sports facilities. Since the county government has announced this time to promote county-wide inventory and safety records, it should not just stop at "internal retention of data" in each school, but should establish a county-level dedicated collection, tracking and regular disclosure mechanism.
"Construction results can be quantified, and safety results should also be quantified!" Zhang Yuci called on the county government to at least publicly announce the inventory completion rate, total number of equipment, the number of abnormalities and outages, and the follow-up review schedule. She reiterated that public facilities do not just cut the ribbon and are put into operation. Subsequent inspections, maintenance and information disclosure are the real tests of governance. National Sports Day not only encourages all people to exercise, but also ensures that everyone who walks into the venues and campuses can enjoy a truly safe sports environment.
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Open Questions
- How many schools and equipment are specifically covered by the security inventory?
- How many equipment abnormalities have been found so far? How many need to be discontinued or improved?
- What is the clear timeline for building a safety history?
- When will the county government make public the inventory completion rate, number of exceptions, and review schedule?






