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This Bill creates a Financial Stability Committee for financial stability oversight in Seychelles and gives it powers, reporting duties, confidentiality rules, and offence provisions.
This Act appropriates up to SCR473,100,693.87 from the Consolidated Fund for the purposes set out in the supplementary estimate.
This bill amends the Proceeds of Crime (Civil Confiscation) Act, 2008, including changes to definitions and repeal of sections 25 and 26.
This bill makes consequential amendments, repeals, and transitional rules tied to the Civil Code of Seychelles Act 2020, including changes to several Acts and deadlines for certain existing civil-law arrangements.
This bill mainly changes the Fair Trading Act so the Commission can appoint people to appear and conduct matters for it before the Tribunal or court, and it also makes several small textual corrections.
This bill amends the Beneficial Ownership Act, 2020 and extends a compliance transition period from 12 months to 24 months for new beneficial ownership information requirements.
This bill creates the National Institute of Science, Technology and Innovation and sets out who can run it, who supervises it, and how it must report, keep accounts, and protect confidential information.
This bill suspends thirteenth month pay and year-end gratuity payments for 2020.
This bill amends the Civil Code of Seychelles Act, 2020 and several Civil Code articles, including a new definition of “Curator” and changes to marriage-related and curator-related provisions.
This Bill changes definitions in the Proceeds of Crime (Civil Confiscation) Act, 2008 by removing “police officer,” adding “law enforcement officer,” and defining “law enforcement agency” by reference to another Act.
This Act authorizes appropriation of up to SCR474,629,222.61 from the Consolidated Fund for the purposes set out in the supplementary estimate.
This Bill amends section 5 of the Penal Code by removing “political affiliation” from the definition of “protected characteristics” and renumbering a later paragraph.
This Bill extends deadlines for certain immovable property tax steps and gives the Registrar General power to ask for more information.
This Bill raises penalties for unlawful firearms and ammunition offences and gives the President power to restrict, require surrender of, and remove firearms or ammunition by proclamation.
This amendment defines “retirement” and “retirement age,” and gives the Minister power to make regulations about retirement and retirement age.
This Bill would let the President dispose of certain State land on specified terms and require lease conditions for State land transfers and development.
The bill expands disclosure rules so a public person’s declaration must also cover immediate family members’ details and related assets, liabilities, and business interests.
The Bill requires covered legal persons and legal arrangements to identify and verify beneficial owners, keep a beneficial ownership register, update it, and allow limited inspection and disclosure under set conditions.
The Act lets the Minister set the commencement date by Gazette notice and requires the Attorney General to keep a manual and electronic register of extradition cases.
This Bill sets up Seychelles’ rules for mutual assistance in criminal matters with other countries, including requests, evidence gathering, search and seizure, confiscation, and some communication interception measures.
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