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Bill 23 2021 - Bill 23 - Central Bank Seychelles (Amendment) Bill, 2021

This amendment lets the Central Bank buy or acquire government treasury bills or other government-backed securities, with conditions for ordinary purchases and a special force majeure exception.

  • Government treasury bills
  • Monetary policy
  • Securities
Seychelles Act or statute

Bill 23 2023 - Fisheries and Aquaculture Bill 2023

This bill sets rules for fisheries and aquaculture management, gives the Minister and Authority roles in approving and enforcing measures, and makes breaches of conservation and management measures an offence.

  • Appeals
  • Aquaculture operations
  • Aquaculture waste
  • Confidentiality
  • Conservation and management
Seychelles Act or statute

Bill 23 2024 - Revenue Administration (Amendment) Bill 2024

This bill amends revenue administration rules on tax payments, objections, records, tax clearance certificates, tax agent misconduct, currency translation, and tax evasion penalties.

  • Record production
  • Tax agent regulation
  • Tax assessment and objection
  • Tax clearance certificates
  • Tax evasion
Seychelles Act or statute

Bill 23 2025 - EMPLOYMENT (AMENDMENT) BILL, 2025

This bill changes the Employment Act so workers who meet the stated conditions can get thirteenth month pay when employment ends, and employers may also pay it in some other cases.

  • Employment termination
  • Income tax exemption
  • Thirteenth month pay
Seychelles Regulation

Bill 24 2020 - POLITICAL PARTIES (REGISTRATION AND REGULATION) (AMENDMENT) BILL

This bill amends the political parties registration and regulation law, including registration procedures, disclosure rules, allocations, and the Electoral Commission’s handling of applications.

  • Disclosure
  • Political party registration and regulation
  • Registration
  • Reporting
Seychelles Act or statute

Bill 24 2022 - Prevention of Terrorism (Amendment) Bill 2022

This Bill amends terrorism legislation to speed up communications and to make ministerial prohibitions on funding designated persons apply immediately after UN designation.

  • Compliance
  • Financial transfers
  • Sanctions screening
Seychelles Act or statute

Bill 24 2023 - Revenue Law (Amendment) Bill 2023

The bill tightens tax filing and payment rules, especially requiring certain returns and tax payments to be filed or paid electronically and by fixed monthly deadlines.

  • Payroll withholding
  • Return filing
  • Tax payment
  • Tourism marketing tax
  • Withholding tax
Seychelles Act or statute

Bill 24 2025 - MENTAL HEALTH CARE AGENCY BILL, 2025

This Bill would repeal the Mental Health Care Act, 2020 and create a Mental Health Care Agency and Tribunal for mental health care administration, treatment oversight, rights protection, and related procedures.

  • Administrative procedure
  • Health services administration
  • Involuntary admission
  • Offences
  • Patient rights
Seychelles Act or statute

Bill 25 2020 - ELECTIONS (AMENDMENT) BILL

This part explains the purpose of the Elections (Amendment) Bill, 2020 and the changes it proposes to election procedures.

  • Ballot administration
  • Ballot counting
  • Election expenditure
  • Electoral administration
  • Electoral process
Seychelles Act or statute

Bill 25 2021 - Bill 25 - Agency for Social Protection (Amendment) Bill, 2021

The Act changes the Board rules for the Agency for Social Protection: the Board has 7 members, appointed by the President on the Minister’s recommendation, and appointees must have integrity and relevant experience.

  • Appointments
  • Board governance
  • Transitional provisions
Seychelles Act or statute

Bill 25 2023 - Financial Laws (Amendment) Bill 2023

This bill changes Seychelles tax laws to exclude the tourism environmental sustainability levy from certain tax bases, extend renewable-energy loss carry-forward to 10 years, and stop booking platforms from charging commission on top of VAT.

  • Accommodation turnover tax
  • Booking platforms
  • Business tax
  • Renewable energy losses
  • Tourism marketing tax
Seychelles Act or statute

Bill 25 2024 - Supplementary Appropriation Bill 2024

This Act approves a supplementary appropriation of up to SCR396,022,395.63 from the Consolidated Fund for the purposes set out in the supplementary estimate.

  • Appropriation
  • Budget
  • Supplementary estimate
Seychelles Act or statute

Bill 25 2025 - PREVENTION OF DRUG ABUSE AND REHABILITAION AGENCY BILL, 2025

This bill establishes a new Agency to coordinate drug and alcohol abuse prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation, and sets rules for its board, officers, reporting, finance, and regulations.

  • Agency establishment
  • Drug abuse prevention
  • Regulations
  • Rehabilitation
  • Reporting
Seychelles Act or statute

Bill 26 2020 - ELECTIONS (AMENDMENT) BILL

This Act changes section 29A(1) of the Central Bank of Seychelles Act, 2004 so the period changes from 3 years to 5 years.

  • Central banking
  • Lending terms
Seychelles Act or statute

Bill 26 2021 - Bill 26 - Curatelle Bill 2021

This Bill sets rules for the Curator’s handling of vacant estates, unclaimed property, and absentees’ property, including vesting orders, sales, executor appointment, and oversight.

  • Appeals
  • Appointments
  • Court filings
  • Court procedure
  • Estate administration
Seychelles Act or statute

Bill 26 2022 - Appropriation Bill 2022

The Minister of Finance, National Planning and Trade may authorise payments from the Consolidated Fund for 2023, up to R10,495,149,665, using a ministerial warrant and in line with the schedule.

  • Budget
  • Government expenditure

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