Bill 17 2024 - Public Service Salary (Amendment) Bill 2024
This Bill revises salary bands and pension references for several public offices and related laws.
- Pension re-fixation
- Public office emoluments
- Salary revision
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Bill 17 2025 - Children (Amendment) Bill, 2025
This bill amends the Children Act to give the Family Tribunal more powers over maintenance, enforcement, mediation, and related procedure, and updates the Domestic Violence Act’s protection-order offence and penalties.
- Contempt
- Maintenance enforcement
- Mediation
- Protection orders
- Tribunal powers
Bill 18 2020 - SUSPENSION OF PRESCRIPTION AND TIME LIMITATION PERIOD (TEMPORARY PROVISIONS) BILL
This Bill suspends certain legal deadlines and limitation periods in Seychelles during the COVID-19 public health emergency, subject to listed exceptions.
- Compliance timing
- Litigation deadlines
- Operational deadlines
Bill 18 2021 - Bill 18 - Proceeds of Crime (Civil Confiscation) (Amendment) Bill, 2021
This amendment changes the definition of “police officer” in the Proceeds of Crime (Civil Confiscation) Act so that it means an officer of inspector rank or above.
- Asset confiscation
- Statutory amendment
Bill 18 2022 - Construction Professionals (Registration and Regulation) Bill 2022
This Bill sets up a Seychelles construction professionals council, requires registration and usually a licence before providing construction services, and restricts unregistered practice.
- Appeals
- Compliance
- Construction professional registration
- Construction services
- Council finance
Bill 18 2023 - Control of Supplies and Services (Amendment) Bill 2023
This Bill amends the Control of Supplies and Services Act to let regulations create offences with higher maximum penalties.
- Fines
- Regulatory offences
Bill 18 2024 - International Business Companies (Amendment) Bill 2024
This bill updates the International Business Companies Act to add nominee disclosure, new filing and record-transfer rules, and faster striking-off and notice requirements.
- Company administration
- Registered agents
- Registers and filing
- Striking off and restoration
Bill 18 2025 - Revenue Administration (Amendment) Bill 2025
The Commissioner General may impose an administrative penalty of up to SCR 250,000 for each contravention of section 34, and a person affected may object under section 15.
- Administrative penalties
- Notice compliance
- Objections
- Tax administration
Bill 19 2020 - EMPLOYMENT (AMENDMENT) ACT
Employers generally cannot defer or reduce a worker’s wages without first following the negotiation procedure and getting the competent officer’s decision.
- Negotiation procedure
- Wages
Bill 19 2021 - Bill 19 - National Institute Science Technology 2021
This Act repeals the 2014 Institute Act, dissolves the Institute, shifts its functions to the Minister, and transfers its employees, assets, and liabilities to the Government.
- Asset and liability transfer
- Employment transfer
- Government restructuring
Bill 19 2022 - Conservation and Climate Adaptation Trust of Seychelles Bill 2022
This amendment bill changes how SeyCCAT is governed and funded, including board rules, grant eligibility, and a 30% annual cap on administrative expenses from debt swap income.
- Budgeting
- Governance
- Grant funding
- Public finance
- Trust administration
Bill 19 2023 - Data Protection Bill 2023
This bill sets rules for personal data processing, gives data subjects access and correction rights, and empowers the Information Commission to enforce compliance.
- Breach notification
- Cross-border data transfer
- Cross-border transfers
- Data security
- Data subject rights
Bill 19 2024 - Limited Partnerships (Amendment) Bill 2024
This bill updates limited partnerships rules to require nominee disclosure, change deregistration steps, and increase a default penalty.
- Appeals
- Beneficial/nominee disclosure
- Deregistration
- Limited partnerships
- Penalties
Bill 19 2025 - Seychelles Pension Fund (Amendment) Bill 2025
This bill replaces the retirement pension with an age pension and adds an incapacity pension for some members with functional restrictions.
- Employee benefits
- Incapacity benefits
- Retirement
Bill 2 2020 - ANTI-MONEY LAUNDERING AND COUNTERING THE FINANCING OF TERRORISM BILL
This bill creates an AML/CFT framework, including money-laundering offences, reporting duties for reporting entities, and the Financial Intelligence Unit.
- Fiu powers
- Asset recovery fund
- Bureau de change reporting
- Cash declaration
- Cash seizure
Bill 2 2021 - APPROPRIATION BILL
This Act lets the Minister of Finance, Economic Planning and Trade authorize spending from the Consolidated Fund for 2021, up to R11,013,648,296, by warrant.
- Budget
- Government expenditure
Bill 2 2022 - Associations Registration and Regulation Bill 2022
This Bill sets rules for registering and regulating associations, including applications, public access to the register, annual filing, fees, governance, and cancellation powers.
- Annual general meetings
- Annual returns
- Appeals
- Association registration
- Audits
Bill 2 2023 - Public Service Salary (Amendment) Bill 2023
This bill amends the Public Service Salary Act, 2013 so the salary table continues to apply only to specified constitutional posts and related positions in the Second Schedule.
- Public administration
- Public sector payroll
Bill 2 2024 - Compounding of Prescribed Offences Bill 2024
The Bill lets the Attorney General offer compounding for certain prescribed offences, so an alleged offender can pay a compounded amount instead of facing prosecution if the offer is accepted and paid on time.
- Criminal prosecution
- Fixed penalties
- Offence compounding
Bill 2 2025 - (Member's Bill) - Bill 2 2025 - Political Parties (Registration and Regulation) (Amendment) Bill 2025
The amendment says contributions, donations, or assistance used only for human capacity improvement, capacity development, capacity building, and training of political party members are not a contravention of section 29A(5).
- Capacity building
- Donations
- Training
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