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The licensing authority must check certain applicants’ criminal and related background before issuing a licence, and must work with the Financial Intelligence Unit or other agencies to do that.
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This bill updates accounting-record rules, restoration rules, penalties, and related court powers for companies, foundations, limited partnerships, and trusts in Seychelles.
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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.
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This Bill creates the Seychelles Parks and Gardens Authority, sets out how it is governed, and gives rules for finance, reporting, ministerial directions, and repeal of earlier park-related laws.
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This Act amends the Foundations Act to add a ground tied to failure to maintain the register of beneficial owners, and it starts on a commencement date set by the Minister responsible for Finance by notice in the Gazette.
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Trustees must disclose their trustee status to certain financial firms or designated non-financial businesses when starting a business relationship or making a qualifying occasional transaction.
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This Bill would create a new excise tax law for excisable goods imported into or manufactured in Seychelles, with registration, returns, controls, and offence provisions.
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This Bill creates a Utilities Regulatory Commission to regulate electricity, water, and sewerage services, and sets rules for commissioners, fees, reporting, transparency, offences, and transitional matters.
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This bill creates the Seychelles Airports Authority and gives it powers to run airports, while giving the Minister regulation, approval, and direction powers.
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This bill amends the Constitution so citizens of Seychelles who turn 18 in an election year can be registered as voters, and the Act starts when the President appoints a date by Gazette notice.
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This Bill sets up or reorganises culture, heritage, archives, library, museum, and arts bodies, and imposes deposit, access, preservation, and export rules for archives and published works.
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This Act appropriates up to SCR1,226,627,852.15 from the Consolidated Fund for the purposes listed in the supplementary estimate.
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This Bill amends the International Business Companies Act, 2016 and allows the Minister responsible for Finance to set the commencement date by Gazette notice.
Seychelles
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This bill amends the Prevention of Terrorism Act to expand definitions, create new proliferation-financing offences, require freezing of designated property, and give the Minister new regulatory and order-making powers.
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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.
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This Bill updates the Postal Sector Act to give the Postal Regulator broader licensing, oversight, inspection, and enforcement powers, while adding duties for licensees and offences for non-compliance.
Seychelles
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This Bill continues the Seychelles Civil Aviation Authority, sets out its Board, CEO, staff powers, reporting duties, confidentiality rules, and penalty provisions.
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This Bill amends the Elections Act to change voter registration, nomination, polling, accessibility, and election administration rules.
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This Bill establishes the Drugs Enforcement Agency Seychelles (DEAS), sets out its functions and powers, and creates offences and penalties protecting agents and their work.