Elections Act, 1995 (From the Official Gazette No 2 of 2003). Pursuant to Section 8 of this Act, as amended by the Elections (Amendment) Act 1996, all citizens of Seychelles who: a) On 1rst January, 2003 are entitled to be registered as voters […] and b) Otherwise qualified to be registered as voters, would attain the age of 18 years on any day within 15 months next following 1st January 2003; are invited to inspect the register of voters prepared under Section 7 of the Elections Act 1995. Access to public service In Seychelles the public service covers a wide range of utilities offered to the population, such as water, road transport, electricity, health etc. According to the Constitution and all the national laws, all the citizens on the grounds of other human rights such as non-discrimination, right to dignity, to movement, to health care, to education, etc, have equal access to its labour and material aids. The equality maintained is mirrored in the Public Service Orders and in the “Public Service Code of Ethics and Conduct” Public Service Orders, June 1996 "The Orders are to be strictly adhered to in order to maintain equity and impartiality in handling personnel matters. Personnel procedures must be uniform and must be well understood by all members of the Public Service. The Orders are intended to provide equitable and impartial answers, read in conjunction with the laws of Seychelles" (Order 1, Introduction). Public Service Code of Ethics and Conduct, July 2003 Foreword by the President of the Republic "As part of my Government's new undertaking to the people of Seychelles and the action plan agreed during the visioning exercise that began in 2001, one of the main priorities was stated as: the Government should formulate and promote a new code of ethics which will be enforced without discrimination across the board, and with sanctions for non-adherence." General Guiding principles: a) "Public Servants should fulfil their lawful obligations to the Government with professionalism and integrity; b) Perform their official duties honestly, faithfully and efficiently, respecting the rights of the public and their colleagues;