Seychelles
Bill 17 2024 - Public Service Salary (Amendment) Bill 2024
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This Bill revises salary bands and pension references for several public offices and related laws.
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This Bill revises salary bands and pension references for several public offices and related laws.
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This bill amends the Children Act to give the Family Tribunal more powers over maintenance, enforcement, mediation, and related procedure, and updates the Domestic Violence Act’s protection-order offence and penalties.
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This Bill suspends certain legal deadlines and limitation periods in Seychelles during the COVID-19 public health emergency, subject to listed exceptions.
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This amendment changes the definition of “police officer” in the Proceeds of Crime (Civil Confiscation) Act so that it means an officer of inspector rank or above.
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This Bill sets up a Seychelles construction professionals council, requires registration and usually a licence before providing construction services, and restricts unregistered practice.
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This Bill amends the Control of Supplies and Services Act to let regulations create offences with higher maximum penalties.
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This bill updates the International Business Companies Act to add nominee disclosure, new filing and record-transfer rules, and faster striking-off and notice requirements.
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The Commissioner General may impose an administrative penalty of up to SCR 250,000 for each contravention of section 34, and a person affected may object under section 15.
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Employers generally cannot defer or reduce a worker’s wages without first following the negotiation procedure and getting the competent officer’s decision.
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This Act repeals the 2014 Institute Act, dissolves the Institute, shifts its functions to the Minister, and transfers its employees, assets, and liabilities to the Government.
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This amendment bill changes how SeyCCAT is governed and funded, including board rules, grant eligibility, and a 30% annual cap on administrative expenses from debt swap income.
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This bill sets rules for personal data processing, gives data subjects access and correction rights, and empowers the Information Commission to enforce compliance.
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This bill updates limited partnerships rules to require nominee disclosure, change deregistration steps, and increase a default penalty.
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This bill replaces the retirement pension with an age pension and adds an incapacity pension for some members with functional restrictions.
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This bill creates an AML/CFT framework, including money-laundering offences, reporting duties for reporting entities, and the Financial Intelligence Unit.
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This Act lets the Minister of Finance, Economic Planning and Trade authorize spending from the Consolidated Fund for 2021, up to R11,013,648,296, by warrant.
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This Bill sets rules for registering and regulating associations, including applications, public access to the register, annual filing, fees, governance, and cancellation powers.
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This bill amends the Public Service Salary Act, 2013 so the salary table continues to apply only to specified constitutional posts and related positions in the Second Schedule.
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The Bill lets the Attorney General offer compounding for certain prescribed offences, so an alleged offender can pay a compounded amount instead of facing prosecution if the offer is accepted and paid on time.
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The amendment says contributions, donations, or assistance used only for human capacity improvement, capacity development, capacity building, and training of political party members are not a contravention of section 29A(5).