Seychelles
Act 12 2020 - SECURITIES (AMENDMENT) ACT
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This Act amends the Securities Act, changes the definition of “recognised jurisdiction,” and lets the Minister of Finance set the commencement date by Gazette notice.
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This Act amends the Securities Act, changes the definition of “recognised jurisdiction,” and lets the Minister of Finance set the commencement date by Gazette notice.
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This Act repeals the Corporate Social Responsibility Tax Act, 2013, and gives its short title.
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This Act applies to competition and consumer protection matters in Seychelles, gives the Commission enforcement powers, allows the Minister to grant exemptions in some cases, and bars the Commission from hearing complaints over SCR 5,000,000 unless another value is prescribed.
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This Act establishes the Utilities Regulatory Commission to regulate electricity, water, and sewerage services.
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The Act requires virtual asset service providers to be licensed, restricts who may operate, and gives the Authority broad oversight and enforcement powers.
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This Act repeals the Liberation Memorial Fund Decree, dissolves its Board of Trustees, transfers the Fund’s assets and liabilities to the Government, and assigns the Agency for Social Protection to administer benefits payable under the Decree.
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The Act amends the Central Bank of Seychelles Act and gives the Bank emergency powers in a force majeure situation.
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This Act amends the Enterprise Seychelles Agency Act, 2018, including replacing references to the Board with the Minister, repealing sections 6 to 16, and setting disqualification rules for appointment as Chief Executive Officer.
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This Act may be cited by its short title and is to be read with the Constitution as amended.
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This Act sets rules for electricity activities in Seychelles, including licensing, planning, grid access, consumer duties, and offences.
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This Act adds a hate-crime aggravation rule and creates a hate-speech offence, with defined protected characteristics, court sentencing duties, penalties, and specified good-faith exceptions.
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This Act changes the Business Tax Act by replacing two references with “Seychelles Airports Authority.”
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The Central Bank may issue a notice in a force majeure event to suspend or modify the application of provisions of this Act or related statutory instruments for some or all financial institutions, and may revoke that notice later.
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This Act amends the Industrial Estates Authority Act, 2013, including repealing sections 7 to 14 and making wording changes that replace references to the Board with the Minister or Chief Executive Officer in several sections.
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This amendment changes the immovable property tax rules, including registration, valuation, and use of foreign currency.
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This amendment Act changes Seychelles road transport rules on vehicle testing, tinted windows, vehicle registers, and the merit points/driving-licence system.
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This amendment Act changes presidential and general election timing, executive succession, and limits what acting presidents or ministers can do in certain vacancy situations.
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The Commissioner General may impose an administrative penalty of up to SCR 250,000 for each contravention, and must notify the person in writing.
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This Act amends the 2020 Appropriation Act and lets the Minister of Finance, Trade, Investment and Economic Planning authorise issues from the Consolidated Fund up to 10,447,151,547 rupees for 2020 spending.
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This Act amends the Seychelles Investment Act, 2010.