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This bill amends the Limited Partnerships Act and lets the Minister responsible for Finance set the commencement date by Gazette notice.
This Act repeals section 26 of the Political Parties (Registration and Regulation) Act.
This Bill creates the Order of the Republic of Seychelles, sets out who may be awarded national honours, assigns the Chancellor and Committee roles, and creates offences for false claims and unauthorised medal sales.
This Bill adds vehicle testing rules, bans most tinted front windscreens and front windows unless the Commissioner of Police permits them, requires registers for vehicles and driving licences, creates a merit points system for driving licences, and increases some penalties.
The Curator may appoint an executor in some succession cases, and affected persons have a limited time to apply for that appointment.
This bill changes political party registration rules, adds required filing items and a registration fee, requires notice of certain changes within 7 days, and tightens confidentiality rules with penalties for unlawful disclosure.
This bill creates a TRNUC recommendations commission and gives it powers to determine reparations, keep records, report to the President, and support reconciliation.
The Minister responsible for finance makes these regulations, and they amend the Schedule to the Seychelles Revenue Commission Act by adding Item 19: the Immovable Property Tax Act, 2019.
This Notice revokes the 2013 International Trade Zone (Declaration of Zone) Notice and states its short title.
The Chief Justice makes these rules, including fee changes for certain Curatelle Act applications, and the rules are deemed to have come into force on 1 November 2021.
The President makes an order giving retrospective authority for reclamation of a specified area.
This amendment increases one gambling fee from SCR50,000 to SCR100,000 and sets SCR1,500,000 fees for Interactive Gambling Operator type 1 and type 2 licences.
This amendment requires the Financial Intelligence Unit and competent authorities to act immediately on updated terrorism-related lists, including public notice, freezing orders, circulation, guidance, and compliance steps.
These regulations set out how to apply for, pay for, renew, modify, transfer, and use licences for communications activities in Seychelles.
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