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This amendment act changes several parts of the Fair Trading Act, including shortening one period from 6 months to 3 months and allowing certain Commission staff to appear before the Tribunal or a court.
This Act may be cited as the Beneficial Ownership (Amendment) Act, 2023, and it changes section 18(2) of the Beneficial Ownership Act, 2020 by replacing “12 months” with “24 months”.
This Act sets temporary rules for registering non-Seychellois immovable property owners, filing valuations, and paying immovable property tax.
This Act revises several Seychelles laws, creates a Law Revision Advisory Committee, updates oath rules, and changes some fines and penalties.
This Act updates the Proceeds of Crime (Civil Confiscation) Act, 2022 by removing the definition of “police officer” from section 2.
This Act creates the Financial Stability Committee and gives it powers to issue recommendations, report, publish reports, and make regulations through the Minister.
This amendment updates the Merchant Shipping Act by changing key definitions, shifting many functions to the Authority, and tightening ship licensing, safety, and enforcement rules.
This Act amends the Public Health Act, 2015 to broaden infectious disease controls and add authority for vaccination-related requirements and emergency vaccine use.
This Act creates rules for designating, managing, accessing, and enforcing protected areas and nature reserves, including offences and penalties.
This Act sets out rules for Seychelles communications services, including licensing, Authority powers, operator reporting, records, inspections, and penalties for false or missing information.
The Act lets the Attorney General offer compounding for prescribed offences, if the offender accepts and pays the compounded amount on time.
This Act sets the framework for managing fisheries and aquaculture in Seychelles, and the Minister sets its commencement date by Gazette notice.
This Act repeals the Health Care Agency Act, 2013 and transfers the Agency’s functions, staff, records, and pending matters to the Ministry, with savings for prior acts and continued instruments.
This Act cites itself as the Supplementary Appropriation Act, 2020 and appropriates up to SCR330,205,015.15 from the Consolidated Fund for the purposes set out in the supplementary estimate.
This Act amends the firearms law by updating definitions, increasing several penalties, and giving the President power to prohibit, require surrender of, and authorize confiscation of firearms or ammunition in specified areas.
This Act updates the Seychelles Pension Fund Act by redefining “retirement” and “retirement age,” and allowing the Minister to make regulations for early retirement in certain cases.
This Act authorizes appropriation of up to SCR 474,629,222.61 from the Consolidated Fund for the purposes set out in the supplementary estimate.
This amendment requires limited partnerships to have a registered agent in Seychelles and adds record-keeping, filing, and compliance deadlines, with penalties for default.
This Act updates Seychelles business tax law, mainly by adding definitions and new transfer pricing rules.
This Act updates revenue administration rules to recognize electronic signatures and electronic submission of certain documents.
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