Seychelles
Act 1 2020 - APPROPRIATION ACT
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This Act lets the Minister of Finance authorize spending from the Consolidated Fund for 2020, up to R9,230,765,399, according to the Schedule.
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This Act lets the Minister of Finance authorize spending from the Consolidated Fund for 2020, up to R9,230,765,399, according to the Schedule.
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This Act replaces the Civil Code of Seychelles, sets commencement by ministerial notice, and lays out rules for marriage, divorce, nullity, maintenance, and related civil-status procedures.
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This Act lets the Minister of Finance, Economic Planning and Trade authorise spending from the Consolidated Fund for 2022, up to SCR10,091,651,146, for the services listed in the schedule.
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The Minister of Finance, National Planning and Trade may authorise payments from the Consolidated Fund for 2023, up to R10,495,149,665, and the money must be allocated according to the schedule.
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The Minister of Finance, National Planning and Trade may authorise expenditure from the Consolidated Fund for 2024 up to R10,640,628,966, following the Schedule.
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This Act allows the Minister of Finance, National Planning and Trade to authorise spending from the Consolidated Fund for 2025, up to R 11,901,621,045.
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The Minister of Finance, Economic Planning, Trade and Investment may authorise spending from the Consolidated Fund for 2026, up to R 11,842,682,521, in line with the Schedule.
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This Act amends the International Business Companies Act, 2016 and starts on a date set by the Minister of Finance by notice in the Gazette.
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This Act is an amendment that changes the definition of “police officer” and gives the Act its short title.
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This Act revises and amends several revenue and customs laws, repeals four listed Acts, and changes some penalties, terms, and administrative fine rules in the Revenue Administration Act and Customs Management Act.
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This Act amends the Associations Act, 2022 and lets the Minister set the commencement date by Gazette notice.
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This amendment Act expands the Central Bank of Seychelles’ powers, updates its governance rules, and adds penalties for certain breaches.
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This Act changes the Seychelles Limited Partnerships law by adding nominee-partner reporting, record-keeping, offence, and penalty rules.
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This Act creates a Commission to implement and monitor TRNUC recommendations and to handle reparations.
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This Act amends the Limited Partnerships Act and starts on a date appointed by the Minister of Finance by notice in the Gazette.
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This Act lets the Minister of Finance, Economic Planning and Trade authorise spending from the Consolidated Fund for 2021, up to R11,013,648,296, according to the Schedule.
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This Act creates Seychelles national awards, sets out who can receive them, and gives the Chancellor and Secretary roles in administering, publishing, conferring, and revoking awards.
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This Act amends the Postal Sector Act to expand the Postal Regulator’s powers, update licence rules, and add duties, reporting, offences, and penalties.
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This amendment replaces section 3(1) so that a person convicted of an offence against regulations made under the Act faces the penalty set by the regulation, or if none is set, a fine or imprisonment.
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This Act renames itself and changes the definition of “passport” in the Immigration Decree.