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This Bill restructures the Anti-Corruption Commission, replacing the Chief Executive Officer role with a Commissioner and creating an Advisory Council.
This Bill allows certain foreign probate or letters of administration to be resealed in Seychelles through the Curator.
This bill updates Seychelles’ national payment system law and expands the Central Bank’s supervisory powers over payment instruments, system design, designated financial market infrastructures, confidentiality, reporting, inspections, and insolvency handling.
This bill adds hate as an aggravating factor for offences and creates a new hate speech offence.
Nominee members must disclose their nominee status and updated nominator details to the company, and companies must keep those records for 7 years.
This bill creates a trade remedies framework for Seychelles, including a committee, an investigating unit, and rules for dumping, subsidies, safeguards, investigations, and confidentiality.
The Bank may, during a force majeure, make loans, advances and rediscounts to banks and other financial institutions for up to 3 years, and may buy or hold certain Government-guaranteed securities.
This bill removes the Agency Board’s role, gives the Minister those functions, adds disqualifications for appointment as Chief Executive Officer, and ends Board members’ office on commencement.
This bill amends the Immovable Property Tax Act so the Registrar General can register certain non-Seychellois taxpayers, and it changes how foreign-currency valuations are converted for tax.
This Bill sets up and regulates a Credit Information System, gives the Central Bank oversight powers, and imposes duties on data providers and data users while giving data subjects access, verification, dispute, and complaint rights.
This Bill sets up a licensing and registration regime for virtual asset service providers, ICOs, and NFTs, and prohibits unlicensed activity in Seychelles.
The bill would require nominee partners to disclose their nominee status and nominator details, update the limited partnership when details change or when nominee status ends, and let limited partnerships restrict rights if nominees do not comply.
This bill updates definitions, increases fines for body corporates in certain cases, and revises the rule on making statutory instruments.
The Central Bank may, in a force majeure, exempt one or more financial institutions from some Act provisions or apply them with exceptions or modifications, and it must later publish the notice in the Gazette as soon as practicable.
This Bill amends the Industrial Estates Authority Act, 2013 by removing Board-related provisions, shifting Board functions to the Minister, and ending Board members’ offices on commencement.
The Bill sets up rules for early childhood care services, including registration, licensing, inspections, compliance notices, and penalties for operating without the required approval.
The Bill would remove the specified Providence Lagoon area from domaine public, declare it a protected area, restrict entry without permission, allow exclusive-use agreements, and create offences and penalties.
This bill amends the Central Bank of Seychelles Act to strengthen the Bank’s independence, governance, capital, reserves, liquidity tools, currency powers, and internal controls.
This Bill sets up a framework to control hazardous chemicals and hazardous waste, including permits, labelling, storage, transport, inspections, and offences.
This Act amends the 2020 Appropriation Act and allows the Minister of Finance, Trade, Investment and Economic Planning to authorise issue from the Consolidated Fund up to R10,447,151,547 for 2020 services.
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