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This amendment bill changes the Public Officers' Ethics Act by redefining “Commission” as the Anti-Corruption Commission, repealing some provisions, and making transitional arrangements for staff.
This bill changes how non-resident appellate judges are paid and adds a transitional rule for people already in office.
This Bill amends the Public Utilities Corporation Act to increase the Board’s maximum size from 7 to 9 members and raise the meeting quorum from 3 to 6 members.
This Bill amends the Wild Animals and Birds Protection Act to increase penalties for offences under regulations made under the Act.
The Bill would let the President grant State land to certain foreign entities for diplomatic purposes, including by free grant or for a nominal price or rent.
The bill would change the Board structure for the Seychelles Bureau of Standards and set transitional rules for current Board members.
This Bill revises several Seychelles laws, especially land registration and curatelle rules, updates fines and fees, gives some officials new powers, and repeals the Complaints Bureau Act.
This Bill amends the Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters Act, 2022, mainly by changing who may make or receive requests and how Seychelles requests a foreign State for criminal assistance.
This bill changes the Constitution to fix presidential election timing, set vacancy and succession rules, rename the Designated Minister to Principal Minister, and adjust related powers and limits.
This Bill changes the Immigration Decree’s definition of “passport” to include certain travel documents, including those issued by or for a sovereign state or the UN, and it is intended to let holders of non-recognised States’ passports enter and exit Seychelles.
This Bill amends the Defence Act to create a legal framework for the Seychelles Coast Guard, give it enforcement powers in maritime zones, and repeal the Seychelles People's Navy and Militia.
This bill amends the Seychelles Investment Act, 2010, repeals sections 17 to 22, and ends the Board of Directors’ role under the Act.
This Bill establishes a communications regulator, gives the Minister and Authority powers over electronic communications and broadcasting, and lets the Authority require information from persons and operators.
This bill changes the Employment Act rules on thirteenth month pay for workers in 2023, 2024, and 2025, including how pay is calculated, notified, reduced for detention or imprisonment, and when employers face liability for non-payment.
This Act authorises spending from the Consolidated Fund for Seychelles’ 2025 service and allows the Minister of Finance, National Planning and Trade to issue money by warrant up to R 11,901,621,045 for the purposes listed in the Schedule.
This Bill renames the post of “Director” to “Chief Executive Officer” in sections 23, 24 and 26 of the Public Procurement Act.
This bill would let notaries be absent from office for up to 31 days without needing the President’s permission.
This Act repeals the Corporate Social Responsibility Tax Act, 2013.
This Bill sets up the Office of the Mayor of Victoria, provides for direct election of the Mayor, and assigns election, staffing, finance, and offence rules.
This bill amends the Prevention of Terrorism Act, mainly to clarify the definition of “terrorist act” and update several wording and definition provisions.
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