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This amendment Act changes political party registration rules, adds confidentiality limits for the Commission, and creates penalties for unauthorised disclosure.
This Act creates the Careers and Further Education Agency and sets out how it is run, reported on, and controlled.
This Act amends the Minor Offences (Fixed Penalties) law, including how fixed penalty notices are served, the time limits for some steps, and the penalties for certain notice-related offences.
This Act extends several filing and payment deadlines for companies and associations, suspends certain penalties and filing provisions until 31 July 2022, and lets the Minister extend those time limits by Gazette order.
This Act repeals the Seychelles Agricultural Agency Act and keeps affected employees on with the Government on no less favourable terms.
This amendment Act changes the Youth Council law so the Minister approves all matters relating to the Council’s functions, and it also amends and repeals specified sections of the principal Act.
This Act suspends the 2021 thirteenth month pay payable under the Employment Act.
This provision establishes the Planning Authority and sets out core planning rules: the Authority must prepare, update, and review land use plans; the Minister approves plans; and development generally needs prior written permission.
This Act establishes the Seychelles Infrastructure Agency and sets out how it is governed, staffed, funded, and supervised.
The Act sets up the Seychelles Qualifications Authority to manage the national qualifications framework and quality assurance for education and training, and requires providers, employers, and other entities to comply with it.
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.
This Act creates cybercrime offences, gives investigatory authorities powers to preserve, obtain, search, and collect computer data, and sets penalties for non-compliance.
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.
This amendment act can be cited as the Beneficial Ownership (Amendment) Act, 2021. It repeals and replaces section 18 of the Beneficial Ownership Act, 2020, and requires most legal persons and legal arrangements to comply through their resident agent by a date the Minister specifies in a Gazette notice.
This Act sets consumer-protection rules for financial services providers and gives Competent Authorities powers to supervise, investigate, penalize, and resolve disputes.
This Act continues the Public Enterprise Monitoring Commission, sets rules for overseeing public enterprises, and requires reporting, confidentiality, and compliance with investigation powers.
This amendment lets the Curator appoint an executor in some succession cases, sets application and winding-up deadlines, and updates related Civil Code wording.
This Act changes the Constitution so that, in an election year, a Seychelles citizen who will turn 18 that year is entitled to be registered as a voter unless otherwise disqualified.
This Act establishes the Seychelles Marine Spatial Planning Agency and gives it responsibility for marine spatial planning.
This Act amends the Licences Act by adding a rule that, before issuing certain licences, the Authority must verify applicants’ antecedents and then grant accreditation or a licence only after satisfactory verification.
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