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Anti-corruption in Seychelles
Bribery, integrity duties, corporate offences, public-sector conduct, and penalties. This curated Seychelles collection links existing source-backed legal records for that research intent. Every result links to its stored legal text and available official source evidence.
- Jurisdiction
- Seychelles
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- 57
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- Anti-corruption
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57 statutes
- § Bill 4 2020 - ANTI-CORRUPTION (AMENDMENT) BILL 4 · Status unconfirmed · 1 provisions This Bill amends the Anti-Corruption Act to expand the Anti-Corruption Commission’s investigation powers to include money-laundering aspects in corruption cases, and it starts on a date the Minister responsible for Finance appoints by Gazette notice. Stored source record
- § Act 6 2020 - ANTI-CORRUPTION (AMENDMENT) ACT 6 · Status unconfirmed · 1 provisions This Act may be cited as the Anti-Corruption (Amendment) Act, 2020, and it starts on a date the Minister of Finance appoints by notice in the Gazette. Stored source record
- § Bill 40 2021 - Bill 40 - Anti-Corruption (Amendment) (No 2) Bill, 2021 40 · Status unconfirmed · 1 provisions This bill amends section 52A of the Anti-Corruption Act, 2016 by replacing outdated references with references to section 9(1)(b) and section 9(3). Stored source record
- § Act 39 2021 - Act 39 - Anti-Corruption (Amendment)(No.2) Act, 2021 39 · Status unconfirmed · 1 provisions This Act may be cited as the Anti-Corruption (Amendment) (No.2) Act, 2021, and it updates section 52A of the principal Act by replacing one cross-reference with another. Stored source record
- § Bill 68 2021 - Bill 68 - Anti-Corruption (Amendment) (No 3) Bill 2021 68 · Status unconfirmed · 1 provisions This bill expands the Anti-Corruption Commission’s powers, adds prosecution provisions, and requires property registrars/public authorities to restrict property dealings and exchange confirmation information when an investigation is ongoing. Stored source record
- § Bill 8 2022 - Anti-Corruption (Amendment) Bill 2022 8 · Status unconfirmed · 1 provisions This Bill expands the Anti-Corruption Commission’s powers to investigate and prosecute certain offences, and makes conspiracy and attempt under Part III offences punishable with the same penalty as the underlying offence. Stored source record
- § Act 9 2022 - Act 9 - 2022 - Anti-Corruption (Amendment) Act 2022 9 · Status unconfirmed · 1 provisions This Act amends the Anti-Corruption Act, 2016 and expands the Commission’s powers to investigate and prosecute specified offences, including certain Penal Code and money-laundering offences. Stored source record
- § Act 58 2021 - Act 58 - Anti-Corruption (Amendment) (No.3) Act, 2021 58 · Status unconfirmed · 1 provisions This Act amends the Anti-Corruption Act, mainly by adding property-registration delays when a Commission investigation is ongoing and by expanding Commission prosecution powers and procedures. Stored source record
- § Bill 11 2021 - Bill 11 - Anti-Corruption (Amendment) Bill 2021 11 · Status unconfirmed · 1 provisions This Bill restructures the Anti-Corruption Commission, replacing the Chief Executive Officer role with a Commissioner and creating an Advisory Council. Stored source record
- § Bill 14 2021 - Bill 14 - Public Officers Ethics (Amendment) Bill, 2021 14 · Status unconfirmed · 1 provisions This amendment bill changes the Public Officers' Ethics Act by redefining “Commission” as the Anti-Corruption Commission, repealing some provisions, and making transitional arrangements for staff. Stored source record
- § Act 19 2021 - Act 19 - Anti-Corruption (Amendment) Act 2021 19 · Status unconfirmed · 1 provisions This Act amends the Anti-Corruption Act, 2016, including replacing references to the Chief Executive Officer with the Commissioner and adding reporting and transitional rules. Stored source record
- § Act 17 2021 - Act 17 - Public Officers Ethics (Amendment) Act 2021 17 · Status unconfirmed · 1 provisions This Act amends the Public Officers' Ethics Act, including changing the definition of “Commission,” removing sections 20 and 25, updating references to the Commissioner and Commission, and providing transitional staff treatment. Stored source record