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This Act establishes the Seychelles Parks and Gardens Authority and sets rules for its powers, board governance, finances, reporting, ministerial directions, and repeal of earlier related laws.
This Act allows the Electoral Commission to set up advisory or technical committees when it considers them necessary.
This Act amends the Seychelles Ports Authority Act, including how the Authority is governed, what powers it has, how pilotage works, and what offences and penalties apply.
This amendment changes voter registration and polling rules, gives the Electoral Commission new regulatory powers, and sets special rules for nomination, identification, access, and accessibility.
This Act sets up the Seychelles Tourism Board and gives the Minister and President powers over commencement, appointments, directions, and approvals.
This amendment Act changes the public persons asset-declaration law, allows electronic filing and access, and updates reporting and commissioner arrangements.
This Act repeals the 2017 Agency Act, dissolves the Agency, and moves certain employees, assets, liabilities, contracts, and related rights or liabilities to the Government of Seychelles.
This Act amends the Penal Code, including raising the minimum age of criminal responsibility to 10 years, creating a new bomb hoax offence, and changing several fines and definitions.
This Act establishes the Seychelles National Institute for Culture, Heritage and the Arts and sets rules for its councils, archives, library, and related institutions.
This Act amends the 2018 Commission Act, updates the Commission’s membership to five Commissioners, and validates decisions made while the Commission was not fully constituted.
This amendment law changes civil status registration rules, including births, deaths, electronic submissions, and penalties.
This Act repeals the Unemployment Relief Scheme Act, dissolves the Unemployment Relief Scheme, and transfers any money in the Unemployment Relief Fund to the Consolidated Fund.
This Act sets rules for reporting deaths, investigating qualifying deaths, and holding inquests in Seychelles.
This amendment requires the Chief Executive Officer to publish an annual Gazette list of designated Information Officers, and bars the Chief Information Commissioner, Information Commissioners, and the Chief Executive Officer from certain outside work or political involvement.
This Act revises and amends multiple Seychelles laws, including courts, prisons, defence, criminal procedure, and penalty provisions.
This Act creates anti-money laundering rules, including offences for money laundering and for failing to report certain cash or wire transfers, and it gives the Minister and the FIU specific powers.
This Act amends the Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters Act, including new definitions and rules for handling foreign-country requests.
This Act amends the Tertiary Education Act, changes some definitions and institutional references, gives the Minister key approval and establishment roles, and sets transition rules for board members and staff.
This Act amends the Public Service Salary Act 2013, including definitions, salary-table application, protected pay for covered public service staff, and several repeals.
This Act creates a Functional Capacity Assessment Board to assess referrals for invalidity or disability benefits and requires the Board to report its decisions in writing.
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