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The licensing authority must check certain applicants’ criminal and related background before issuing a licence, and must work with the Financial Intelligence Unit or other agencies to do that.
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This bill updates accounting-record rules, restoration rules, penalties, and related court powers for companies, foundations, limited partnerships, and trusts in Seychelles.
This bill expands the Anti-Corruption Commission’s powers, adds prosecution provisions, and requires property registrars/public authorities to restrict property dealings and exchange confirmation information when an investigation is ongoing.
This Bill creates the Seychelles Parks and Gardens Authority, sets out how it is governed, and gives rules for finance, reporting, ministerial directions, and repeal of earlier park-related laws.
This Act amends the Foundations Act to add a ground tied to failure to maintain the register of beneficial owners, and it starts on a commencement date set by the Minister responsible for Finance by notice in the Gazette.
Trustees must disclose their trustee status to certain financial firms or designated non-financial businesses when starting a business relationship or making a qualifying occasional transaction.
This Bill would create a new excise tax law for excisable goods imported into or manufactured in Seychelles, with registration, returns, controls, and offence provisions.
This Bill creates a Utilities Regulatory Commission to regulate electricity, water, and sewerage services, and sets rules for commissioners, fees, reporting, transparency, offences, and transitional matters.
This bill creates the Seychelles Airports Authority and gives it powers to run airports, while giving the Minister regulation, approval, and direction powers.
This bill amends the Constitution so citizens of Seychelles who turn 18 in an election year can be registered as voters, and the Act starts when the President appoints a date by Gazette notice.
This Bill sets up or reorganises culture, heritage, archives, library, museum, and arts bodies, and imposes deposit, access, preservation, and export rules for archives and published works.
This Act appropriates up to SCR1,226,627,852.15 from the Consolidated Fund for the purposes listed in the supplementary estimate.
This Bill amends the International Business Companies Act, 2016 and allows the Minister responsible for Finance to set the commencement date by Gazette notice.
This bill amends the Prevention of Terrorism Act to expand definitions, create new proliferation-financing offences, require freezing of designated property, and give the Minister new regulatory and order-making powers.
This Bill expands the Anti-Corruption Commission’s powers to investigate and prosecute certain offences, and makes conspiracy and attempt under Part III offences punishable with the same penalty as the underlying offence.
This Bill updates the Postal Sector Act to give the Postal Regulator broader licensing, oversight, inspection, and enforcement powers, while adding duties for licensees and offences for non-compliance.
This Bill continues the Seychelles Civil Aviation Authority, sets out its Board, CEO, staff powers, reporting duties, confidentiality rules, and penalty provisions.
This Bill amends the Elections Act to change voter registration, nomination, polling, accessibility, and election administration rules.
This Bill establishes the Drugs Enforcement Agency Seychelles (DEAS), sets out its functions and powers, and creates offences and penalties protecting agents and their work.
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