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This bill creates a Planning Authority and sets rules for land-use planning, development permission, plan review, enforcement, and offences.
This Bill changes the Commission’s composition from seven Commissioners to five and validates decisions made while the Commission was not fully constituted.
This Bill creates the Seychelles Infrastructure Agency and sets out how it is managed, funded, and supervised.
This amendment shifts responsibility for advising on and approving Council matters to the Minister, and repeals section 8 while also changing section 7 and replacing section 6.
This Bill suspends payment of the thirteenth month pay for 2021 under the Employment Act, and says any such payment made by an employer may qualify for tax exemption.
This Bill sets up the Seychelles Qualifications Authority to run the national qualifications framework and quality assurance system, and gives it powers to register, accredit, inspect, and enforce compliance.
This bill repeals the Seychelles Agricultural Agency Act and transfers the Agency’s functions to the Ministry responsible for Agriculture, with transition rules for staff, assets, liabilities, contracts, and related matters.
This Act lets the Minister of Finance, Economic Planning and Trade authorise spending from the Consolidated Fund for 2022, up to SCR 10,091,651,146, according to the Schedule.
This amendment Act starts on a date the Minister responsible for Finance appoints by Gazette notice, and it updates section 23 of the Financial Services Authority Act, 2013.
This amendment bill updates the AML/CFT Act with new definitions, wire-transfer recordkeeping rules, stronger reporting-entity duties, FIU sanction powers, and new rules for NPO risk designations and information-sharing.
This amendment changes the Constitution’s wording for the Defence Forces and gives them power to enforce written laws in specified areas.
This bill sets up a joint Seychelles–Mauritius structure to manage the Joint Management Area, regulate natural resource activities, share revenue, protect the environment, and set rules for taxation, pipelines, surveys, employment, and safety.
The Bill would amend article 83 so that a Speaker or Deputy Speaker who is a political party leader must resign that party leadership on the day of election.
This Bill sets up Seychelles’ trade remedies system for anti-dumping, countervailing and safeguard measures, including an investigating unit, committee procedures, investigation steps, and limits on when measures may be imposed.
This Bill repeals the National Awards Act, 2022, but keeps existing awards valid and makes the committee members and secretary leave office without compensation.
This Bill would create a new communications law and give the regulator and Minister powers over licensing, competition, spectrum, privacy, complaints, and enforcement.
This amendment bill changes the Tertiary Education Act, transfers many functions from the Tertiary Education Commission to the Minister or other bodies, and provides transitional rules for staff, assets, contracts, and liabilities.
This Bill creates a system for designating, managing, accessing, enforcing, and appealing decisions about protected areas and nature reserves, and it repeals the old nature conservancy law.
This bill amends the AML/CFT law to expand reporting, wire-transfer, supervisory, and enforcement rules.
This Bill sets up rules for taking custody of seized, forfeited, or confiscated property, managing it, and disposing of it through an Asset Management Unit and an Asset Recovery Fund.
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