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Trustees must disclose their trustee status when opening a business relationship or making an occasional transaction at or above the prescribed amount, and they must comply with the amended section 29A(1)(a) within 3 months of commencement.
This Act amends the Anti-Corruption Act, 2016 and expands the Commission’s powers to investigate and prosecute specified offences, including certain Penal Code and money-laundering offences.
This Act gives effect to the Mascarene Plateau Treaty and sets up joint management rules for the continental shelf area, including institutions, revenue sharing, taxation, environmental protection, and dispute resolution.
This Act continues the Seychelles Civil Aviation Authority, sets up its board and CEO arrangements, and gives the Authority powers to regulate civil aviation in Seychelles.
This Act amends Seychelles company law rules for nominee members, company record-keeping, and registered-agent compliance.
This Act repeals the National Awards Act, 2022, while preserving awards already conferred and related matters as valid and effectual.
This bill amends the Public Health Act to allow regulations on vaccination requirements and emergency vaccine use, and to support offences, penalties, and fixed penalties.
This bill sets rules for financial services providers to protect financial consumers, including disclosure, complaints handling, data confidentiality, fair conduct, and penalties for breaches.
This Bill changes who counts as an authorised dealer and lets the Minister update the Schedule by regulation.
This Bill changes the Licences Act so it does not apply where another law already licenses the activity, allows provisional licences for some unlisted activities, and adds a fixed-penalty notice process for certain offences.
This bill would require public persons to file asset, liability, and business-interest declarations again, make those declarations publicly accessible, and give the Minister and public persons set deadlines for forms and filing.
This Bill would create an independent Parliamentary Service and Parliamentary Service Commission to manage National Assembly administration, staff, budget, security, and related support functions.
This Bill amends the Securities Act by changing the definition of “recognized jurisdiction” and repealing Schedule 2. It also provides that the amending Act will start on a commencement date appointed by the Minister responsible for Finance by notice in the Gazette.
This bill creates rules for trading endangered wild fauna and flora in Seychelles, including permits, certificates, registration, marking, enforcement powers, offences, and penalties.
This Bill establishes the Seychelles Law Commission and sets out its main law revision, law reform, scrutiny, and law reporting functions.
This amendment Act changes section 1 so the Associations Act, 2022 will start on a date the Minister appoints by Gazette notice, and different provisions can start on different dates.
This bill would create the Seychelles Fisheries Authority, set out its governance, powers, financing, reporting duties, and transitional rules, and repeal the older fisheries authority law.
This Bill sets up plant breeder’s rights in Seychelles, including how a breeder applies, when a right is granted, what the right covers, and the main exceptions and enforcement rules.
This Bill creates the Seychelles Broadcasting Corporation, sets up its Board and governance, protects editorial independence, and requires public-service broadcasting, complaints handling, digital access, accounts, and reporting.
This Bill amends the Children Act to define corporal punishment, require adoption orders to comply with Hague Convention requirements, and make corporal punishment against a child an offence with a fine or imprisonment.
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