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January 15, 2024In force

Agreement-SEDS-2193-2023

Congreso Nacional

  • Decree: SEDS-2193-2023
  • Published: January 15, 2024
  • Issuing body: Congreso Nacional
  • Gazette: 36,434
  • Category: Administrative

Summary

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This agreement creates the Police Industry Directorate (INPOL), a department responsible for designing, manufacturing, and distributing uniforms and equipment necessary for all members of the National Police. The new directorate will operate under the National Police and will have departments for production, quality control, logistics, and security to fulfill this mission.

Considerations

Whereas the Constitution of the Republic in Article 293 states: "The National Police is a professional permanent institution of the State, apolitical in the partisan sense, of a purely civil nature, charged with ensuring the preservation of public order, the prevention, control and combat of crime; protecting the security of persons and their property; executing the resolutions, dispositions, mandates and legal decisions of authorities and public officials, all with strict respect for human rights. The National Police shall be governed by special legislation".

Whereas the Constitution of the Republic in Articles 321 and 323 respectively establish: Article 321: "The servants of the State have no more powers than those expressly granted to them by law. Any act executed outside the law is null and implies responsibility"; "Article 323. Officials are custodians of authority, legally responsible for their official conduct, subject to the law and never superior to it. No official or employee, civil or military, is obligated to comply with illegal orders or those that imply the commission of a crime".

Whereas Article 29, numeral 4 of the General Law of Public Administration establishes: "The Secretaries of State shall have the following fundamental competencies: … Security: Those concerning the formulation of national policy on internal security and programs, plans, projects and security strategies; matters relating to the restoration of public order for peaceful and harmonious coexistence; the prevention, investigation and combat of crimes, violations and infractions; the security of persons, in their life, honor, beliefs, freedoms, property and rights; assistance in the preservation of the environment, public morality and state property; migratory control in its aspects of security, prevention and repression of illegal or clandestine immigration, trafficking of illegal emigrants; criminal investigation; the regulation and control of private security services; the registry and control of weapons and explosives; the custody and administration of Penitentiary Centers for adults and the custody of Social Reintegration Centers for Minor Offenders; assistance to public powers and the direction and administration of the National Police".

Whereas the General Law of Public Administration, in its Article 36, numerals 1) and 8) establishes that common attributions and duties of the Secretaries of State are: "To issue Agreements and Resolutions in matters of their competency and those delegated to them by the President of the Republic and to ensure their execution. The signature of the Secretaries of State, in these cases shall be authorized by the respective General Secretaries".

Whereas by EXECUTIVE AGREEMENT No. 155-2023 dated June 21, 2023, the Constitutional President of the Republic appointed the Citizen HÉCTOR GUSTAVO SÁNCHEZ VELÁSQUEZ to the position of Secretary of State in the Office of Security.

Whereas the Organic Law of the Secretary of State in the Office of Security and the National Police of Honduras, in its Article 4 establishes: "OTHER DEPENDENCIES. THE SECRETARIAT has the structure with the dependencies established in this Law or its Regulations, as well as those determined by the Secretary of State in the Office of Security, upon prior Technical Recommendation of the Police Strategic Board, for those dependencies linked to the operational level of police activity".

Whereas the Organic Law of the Secretary of State in the Office of Security and the National Police of Honduras, in its Article 7, numerals 1, 4, 5, 7, 19 and 20 states: "FUNCTIONS OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE IN THE OFFICE OF SECURITY. In addition to those set forth in other laws, it corresponds to the Head of the Secretary of State in the Office of Security: 1) To comply with and ensure compliance with the Constitution of the Republic, Treaties and International Conventions ratified by Honduras, Laws, Regulations and other applicable legal provisions within the scope of their functions; …4) To ensure the proper functioning of THE SECRETARIAT and the National Police; 5) To manage, execute and administer the Budget of THE SECRETARIAT approved by the Legislative Branch and, to supervise the execution of the Budget assigned to the National Police; …7) To issue general directives of an administrative, budgetary and functional nature of THE SECRETARIAT and the National Police; …19) To develop and implement Social Welfare and Health Policies, both for officials of THE SECRETARIAT and for members of the Police Career; and, 20) Those others that by reason of their position are in accordance with the Law and its regulations".

Whereas the General Regulation of the Organic Law of the Secretary of State in the Office of Security and the National Police of Honduras, in its Article 9 states: "TECHNICAL REPORT. To create, modify, merge or eliminate dependencies linked to the Operational Level of THE SECRETARIAT which corresponds to THE POLICE, the Secretary of State must require a Technical Report from the Police Strategic Board. Such Technical Report must contain an analysis of the causes justifying the modification, the purpose, administrative feasibility, impact and an estimate of the operating costs when there is the Creation of a new body of THE POLICE, which must have the corresponding budgetary availability and under the understanding that a new body must not be created when it implies duplication of functions with other existing ones".

Whereas the Organic Law of the Secretary of State in the Office of Security and the National Police of Honduras, in its Article 44 states: "CREATION OF DEPENDENCIES. The Director General of the National Police may request the Secretary of State in the Office of Security so that through an agreement they may create, eliminate, modify and merge the Directorates, Divisions, Departments, Sections, Units and other Dependencies that are necessary for the better organization and functioning of the National Police, according to the needs of the service, for which they may request Technical Recommendation of the Police Strategic Board".

Whereas Article 11, numeral 5) of the Police Career Law establishes: "The following are rights of members of the Police Career: 1), 2), 3), 4), 5) The uniform, clothing, weapons and other equipment necessary for the performance of their functions, which must be provided by the Secretary of State in the Office of Security…".

Whereas the Police Career Law, in its Article 63 establishes: "UNIFORM, the uniform of the National Police constitutes an honor and a source of pride for its members and whoever uses or wears it must do so with decorum, dignity and ethics, in accordance with what is stipulated in the respective Regulation, understood as such, shirt, pants, headwear, insignia, shoes, authorized boots and it is the responsibility of the High Police Command to provide the same in an annual allocation".

Whereas the Organic Law of the Secretary of State in the Office of Security and the National Police of Honduras, in its Article 57, establishes: "FUNCTIONS OF THE POLICE STRATEGIC BOARD. The Police Strategic Board has the following functions: 1) To advise, analyze, design and present possible courses of action for decision-making, strategies on plans and programs both administrative and operational in execution; …5) To advise on the advisability in relation to the Creation, Elimination or Merger of Police Dependencies, according to the needs of the service".

Whereas by TECHNICAL OPINION DGPN-DEP dated November 16, 2023, issued by the Police Strategic Board, it was established that the POLICE INDUSTRY DIRECTORATE (INPOL) should be created as a support directorate, responsible for developing the design, production and provision of police uniforms necessary for the performance of the function and identification of police members, which shall operate under the coordination and command of the Director General of the National Police.

Whereas Article 23 of the Organic Law of the Secretary of State in the Office of Security and the National Police of Honduras and Article 26 of its General Regulation which among other things states: "The Administrative Management, for the efficient performance of its attributions is in charge of the direction, coordination and supervision… of the Budget Sub-management" and Article 28 of the General Regulation of the Organic Law of the Secretary of State in the Office of Security and the National Police of Honduras which states: "The Budget Sub-management is in charge of administering, directing, controlling and preparing the budget assigned to THE SECRETARIAT and monitoring its execution, as well as efficiently maintaining the accounting and financial records of resources, the review and control of spending, in accordance with general budget provisions and other applicable regulations".

Whereas the Legal Services Unit of the Secretary of State in the Office of Security, by LEGAL OPINION SEDS-USL-470-2023 dated December 8, 2023, issued an opinion on the appropriateness of the Creation of the Police Industry Directorate (INPOL) by virtue of the fact that in accordance with the MEMORANDUM SEDS-No.2356-2023, dated November 27, 2023, the Secretary of State in the Office of Security instructed that the procedure corresponding to law be continued, attaching the SESSION RECORD OF THE POLICE STRATEGIC BOARD and TECHNICAL OPINION DGPN-DEP for the creation: …of the Police Industry Directorate (INPOL)…, complying with the legal mandate contained in Article 4 of the Organic Law of the Secretary of State in the Office of Security and the National Police of Honduras which literally states: "THE SECRETARIAT has the structure with the dependencies established in this Law or its Regulations, as well as those determined by the Secretary of State in the Office of Security, upon prior technical recommendation of the Police Strategic Board, for those dependencies linked to the operational level of police activity" and in accordance with the provisions of Articles 9 and 57, numeral 5 of the aforementioned Organic Law SEDS which states: "TECHNICAL REPORT. To create, modify, merge or eliminate dependencies linked to the Operational Level of THE SECRETARIAT which corresponds to THE POLICE, the Secretary of State must require a Technical Report from the Police Strategic Board...".

Articles

Article 63.-

establece: “UNIFORME, el uniforme de la Policía Nacional, constituye un honor y un orgullo para sus miembros y quien lo use o lo porte, debe hacerlo con decoro, dignidad y ética, de acuerdo a lo estipulado en el Reglamento respectivo, entendiéndose como tal, camisa, pantalón, prenda de cabeza, insignias, zapatillas, botas autorizadas y es responsabilidad del Alto Mando Policial, proveer lo mismo en una dotación anual”. CONSIDERANDO: Que la Ley Orgánica de la Secretaría d e E s t a d o e n e l D e s p a c h o d e Seguridad y de la Policía Nacional de Honduras, en su artículo 57, establece: “FUNCIONES DEL DIRECTORIO ESTRATÉGICO POLICIAL. El Directorio Estratégico Policial, tiene las funciones siguientes: 1) Asesorar, analizar, diseñar y presentar los cursos de acción posibles para la toma de decisiones, estrategias sobre los planes y programas tanto administrativos, como operativos en ejecución; …5) Asesorar sobre la conveniencia en relación a la Creación, Supresión o Fusión de Dependencias Policiales, según las necesidades del servicio”. CONSIDERANDO: Que mediante DICTAMEN TÉCNICO DGPN-DEP de fecha 16 de noviembre del año 2023, emitido por el Directorio Estratégico Policial, se estableció que la DIRECCIÓN DE INDUSTRIA POLICIAL (INPOL), se debe crear como una Dirección de apoyo, encargada de desarrollar el diseño, confección y la dotación de la indumentaria policial necesarias para el cumplimiento de la función e identificación de los miembros policiales, misma que funcionará bajo la coordinación y mando de la Dirección General de la Policía Nacional. CONSIDERANDO: Que el artículo 23 de la Ley Orgánica de la Secretaría de Estado en el Despacho de Seguridad y de la Policía Nacional de Honduras y 26 de su Reglamento General que entre otras cosas refiere: “La Gerencia Administrativa, para el eficiente cumplimiento de sus atribuciones tiene a su cargo l a d i r e c c i ó n , c o o r d i n a c i ó n y supervisión… de la Subgerencia de Presupuestos” y el artículo 28 del Reglamento General de la Ley Orgánica de la Secretaría de Estado en el Despacho de Seguridad y de la Policía Nacional de Honduras que indica: “La Subgerencia de Presupuestos está a cargo de administrar, dirigir, controlar y preparar el presupuesto asignado a LA SECRETARÍA y dar seguimiento a su ejecución, así como de llevar de forma eficiente el registro contable-financiero de los recursos, la revisión y control del gasto, de acuerdo con las disposiciones generales de presupuesto y demás normativa aplicable”. CONSIDERANDO: Que la Unidad de Servicios Legales de la Secretaría de Estado en el Despacho de Seguridad, mediante DICTAMEN LEGAL SEDS-USL-470-2023 de fecha 8 de diciembre del Año 2023, dictaminó sobre la procedencia de la Creación de la Dirección de Industria Policial (INPOL) en virtud que conforme lo contenido en el MEMORANDUM SEDS-No.2356-2023, de fecha 27 de noviembre del año 2023, el Secretario de Estado en el Despacho de Seguridad, instruyó que se continúe con el trámite que corresponde conforme a Ley, adjuntando e l A C T A D E S E S I O N D E L DIRECTORIO ESTRATEGICO DE LA POLICIA NACIONAL y DICTAMEN TÉCNICO DGPN- DEP para la creación: …de la Dirección de Industria Policial (INPOL)…, dando cumplimiento al mandato legal contenido en el

Article 4.-

de la Ley Orgánica de la Secretaría de Estado en el Despacho de Seguridad y de la Policía Nacional de Honduras que literalmente versa: “LA SECRETARÍA tiene la estructura con las dependencias que se establecen en esta Ley o sus Reglamentos, así como aquellas que determine el Secretario de Estado en el Despacho de Seguridad, previa recomendación técnica del Directorio Estratégico Policial, para aquellas dependencias vinculadas al nivel operativo de la actividad policial” y en apego con lo dispuesto en los artículo 9 y 57 numeral 5 de la mencionada Ley Orgánica SEDS que expresa: “INFORME TÉCNICO. Para crear, modificar, fusionar o suprimir dependencias vinculadas al Nivel Operativo de LA SECRETARÍA el cual corresponde a LA POLICÍA, el Secretario de Estado debe requerir Informe Técnico del Directorio Estratégico Policial...”. POR TANTO El Secretario de Estado en el Despacho de Seguridad, en nombre del Estado de Honduras, en uso de las facultades de que está investido y en aplicación de los Artículos 293, 321 y 323 de la Constitución de la República; Artículos 7, 29 numeral 4), Artículo 36 numerales 1), 8), Artículos 116, 118, 119, 120 y 122 de la Ley General de la Administración Pública; Artículos 19, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26 y 27 de la Ley de Procedimiento Administrativo; Artículos 1, 4, 7 numerales 1), 4), 5), 7), 19) y 20), Artículos 23, 44, 54, 57 de la Ley Orgánica de la Secretaría de Estado en el Despacho de Seguridad y de la Policía Nacional de Honduras; Artículos 9, 26, 28 y 78 del Reglamento General de la Ley Orgánica de la Secretaría de Estado en el Despacho de Seguridad y de la Policía Nacional de Honduras, DICTAMEN TÉCNICO DGPN-DEP de fecha 16 de noviembre del año 2023, emitido por el Directorio Estratégico Policial y DICTAMEN LEGAL SEDS-USL-470-2023 de fecha 8 de diciembre del Año 2023, de la Unidad de Servicios Legales SEDS. ACUERDA PRIMERO: CREAR la DIRECCION DE INDUSTRIA POLICIAL (INPOL), como una Dependencia de la Dirección General de la Policía Nacional de Honduras, encargada de desarrollar el DISEÑO, CONFECCIÓN Y DOTACIÓN DE LA INDUMENTARIA POLICIAL de todos los miembros de la Carrera Policial, funcionarios y empleados; indispensables para la Identificación Institucional y el cumplimiento de sus funciones, según mandato Constitucional. SEGUNDO: La DIRECCION DE INDUSTRIA POLICIAL (INPOL), tendrá la Estructura Organizacional Interna, siguiente: 1. Dirección 2. Sub Dirección 3. Secretaría Ejecutiva 4. Departamento Administrativo. 4.1 Unidad Administrativa. 4.1.1 Sección de Compras y Contabilidad. 4.1.2 Sección de Planificación y Presupuesto. 4.2 Unidad de Recursos Humanos. 4.2.1 Sección Gestión y Administración de Personal por Contrato. 4.2.2 Sección de Procedimientos Disciplinarios y Administrativos. 4.2.3 Sección de Bienestar Social. 4.2.4 Sección Médica. 5. Departamento de Control de Calidad. 5.1 Sección de Control de Materia Prima. 5.2 Sección de Prendas Terminadas. 6. Departamento de Producción. 6.1 Sección de Diseño y Desarrollo del Producto. 7. Departamento de Mantenimiento de Producción. 7.1 Sección de Soldadura y Mecánica de Banco. 7.2 Sección de Electricidad y Control Numérico Computarizado. 7.3 Sección de Climatización Industrial. 8. Departamento de Logística. 8.1 Sección de Infraestructura. 8.2 Sección de Bienes Nacionales. 8.3 Sección de Almacenamiento y Abastecimiento. 8.4 Sección de Transporte. 9. Departamento de Seguridad Industrial. 10. Departamento de Seguridad Interna. TERCERO: INSTRUIR a la Gerencia Administrativa de la Secretaría de Estado en el Despacho de Seguridad para que a través de la Sub Gerencia de Presupuesto, IDENTIFIQUE y REALICE la Asignación Presupuestaria, para sufragar los gastos de funcionamiento y erogaciones generales de la DIRECCION DE INDUSTRIA POLICIAL (INPOL), para cada ejercicio fiscal, conforme a la Disponibilidad Presupuestaria asignada a la Secretaría de Estado en el Despacho de Seguridad y Policía Nacional de Honduras. CUARTO: El presente Acuerdo es efectivo a partir de su Publicación en el Diario Oficial “LA GACETA”. PUBLÍQUESE Y CÚMPLASE. HECTOR GUSTAVO SANCHEZ VELASQUEZ Secretario de Estado en el Despacho de Seguridad ILDA LILIAN CARTAGENA SANTOS Secretaria General SEDS

  • Acuerdo Ejecutivo No. 009-2023 — Ascenso de Sub Inspectores Auxiliares a Inspectores Auxiliares de Policía Nacional (Decree 009-2023, 2024)
  • Agreement SEDS 643-2025 — This agreement creates the Police High School as a school under the National Police to educate the children of active, retired, and deceased police officers. The school will offer quality bilingual education at pre-basic, basic, and secondary levels, based on discipline and civic values. The Security Ministry must allocate budget for its operation and request authorization from the Education Ministry. (Decree SEDS-643-2025, 2025)
  • Agreement-SEDS-2196-2023 — This agreement creates the Social Welfare Directorate within the National Police of Honduras to improve the quality of life of police officers. The new department will provide social assistance, psychological services, training programs, and management of benefits such as medical insurance and emergency funds. It affects all members of the police force and requires budget allocation from the Security Ministry. (Decree SEDS-2196-2023, 2023)
  • Agreement-SEDS-2195 — This agreement creates the Police Health Directorate (DSP), a new police department unit that coordinates and provides medical services to all police officers, officials, and employees. The DSP includes departments for general medicine, medical specialties, pharmacy, nursing, dentistry, psychology, and health administrative services. The budget is instructed to allocate annual funds for its operation.
  • Agreement-SEDS-2194-2023 — This agreement establishes the Police Legal Defense Directorate (DDJP) as a new police department unit. The DDJP will provide legal representation and free defense to police officers and security employees when facing criminal charges for actions derived from their work, while allowing them to also hire their own lawyer. (Decree SEDS-2194-2023, 2023)

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