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This Bill amends section 295(1) of the Criminal Procedure Code to replace a 6-month imprisonment term with a term of up to 2 years for default of payment of a fine and costs.
This bill updates the Seychelles Ports Authority Act to expand port management powers, add new officers and pilotage rules, and create offences and penalties for unauthorized piloting.
The bill would amend section 89B so that political affiliation is excluded from the protected characteristics used for hate speech.
This Bill repeals the Health Care Agency Act, 2013 and moves the Agency’s functions, staff, records, and pending matters to the Ministry, with transitional rules.
This bill amends the Business Tax Act and revises the definition of “permanent establishment,” including fixed places, construction projects, and certain dependent-agent and auxiliary-activity rules.
The Bill changes who can be appointed to the Board and Review Panel, and says existing members will leave office when the Act starts.
This bill amends Seychelles public procurement rules, including framework agreements, simplified bidding, termination of procurement proceedings, challenge periods, and procurement approval thresholds.
This bill would let relevant tax documents be filed electronically and would allow signatures to be wet or electronic.
The Bill creates an Unemployment Relief Scheme for eligible unemployed citizens who register with the Ministry and allows the Minister and Chief Executive to administer it.
This document is a supplementary appropriation bill for 2020 that seeks approval for an additional sum and to regularise expenditure incurred in 2019.
This Bill sets rules for creating, registering, administering, and regulating Seychelles trusts and foreign trusts.
This Bill would impose excise tax on excisable goods, require manufacturer registration, and regulate duty-free shops and excise bonded warehouses.
A registered political party is exempt from tax for specified donations, gifts, membership subscriptions, and money from the party fund.
This bill adds record-keeping and registration requirements for limited partnerships, including a registered agent in Seychelles, and sets penalties and deadlines for non-compliance.
This bill sets up and governs the Public Enterprise Monitoring Commission, gives it reporting and investigative powers, and imposes confidentiality, reporting, and offence rules.
This bill proposes many changes to Seychelles’ International Business Companies law, including new rules for names, directors, registered agents, record-keeping, strike-off and restoration, fees, and penalties.
This Bill revises Seychelles business tax rules on transfer pricing and gives the Commissioner General powers to adjust and determine amounts for arm’s-length compliance.
This Bill amends the Companies (Special Licences) regime: it changes application rules, licence validity and revocation grounds, shortens some filing time limits, increases annual-fee penalties, narrows exemptions, and replaces secrecy rules with non-disclosure rules.
The Electoral Commission may set up advisory or technical committees to help it perform its functions, and the committees’ name, composition, mandate, and proceedings are to be prescribed.
This bill tightens Foundation record-keeping, restoration, and fee rules, and gives the Registrar and court specific powers.
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