Regulations
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This regulation establishes what documents and receipts employees and officials of Banhprovi must submit to be reimbursed for official travel expenses. It requires original receipts for hotels, transportation, and other expenses, with different requirements depending on whether trips are domestic or international, to verify that funds were spent correctly on the official mission.
Decree 142-24-07/2026 | Consejo Directivo del Banco Hondureño para la Producción y la Vivienda (Banhprovi)
This regulation establishes how Banhprovi must manage and control its cash to ensure it always has sufficient resources available to pay its obligations and issue loans. It defines who is responsible for these decisions, how much money must be reserved based on economic risk, and what to do if facing cash shortage.
Decree CD-135-22-07/2026 | Consejo Directivo del Banco Hondureño para la Producción y la Vivienda (Banhprovi)
This regulation allows public and private sector employers who owe the IHSS (Honduras Social Security Institute) for unpaid worker contributions to benefit from amnesty: they can pay only the principal debt without surcharges, fines, or interest, either in full or in installments. It applies once during the decree's validity (until October 2026) and requires submitting an application with specific documents at IHSS offices.
This regulation establishes a permanent committee at Banhprovi to oversee and manage the bank's assets, liabilities, and investments. The committee, composed of executives and department heads, meets monthly to control risks, approve investments, analyze financial strategies, and ensure the bank complies with security policies and banking regulations.
Decree CD-90-14-05/2026 | Poder Judicial
Decree 62-2026 | Congreso Nacional
This regulation establishes how airlines must collect, analyze, and protect information about safety incidents. It requires designating responsible personnel to manage this data confidentially, only to improve safety, not to discipline employees or disclose publicly. It protects those who report problems from retaliation, except in cases of gross negligence or crimes.
Decree RAC-19
This regulation requires air service providers to identify hazards in their operations using reactive methods (analysis of past incidents) and proactive methods (audits and surveys), evaluate them based on probability and severity, and establish controls to maintain safety at acceptable levels. It aims to prevent accidents through systematic risk management.
Decree 19.100
This regulation requires air service providers to establish a system for monitoring and measuring operational safety through periodic internal and external audits, investigating safety incidents, and identifying and correcting problems. It aims to ensure safety measures work effectively and protect passengers and air operations.
Decree 19.120
This regulation requires aviation companies in Honduras to implement a Safety Management System (SMS) in four progressive components within specific timeframes. It includes requirements for documentation, training, incident reporting (mandatory and voluntary), and periodic audits to ensure that civil aviation maintains international safety standards.
Decree 19.155
RAC 19 establishes mandatory rules requiring aviation companies (airlines, maintenance, flight schools, airports, and air traffic services) to implement a Safety Management System (SMS). The SMS requires identifying hazards, assessing risks, and applying preventive measures through four main components: policies, risk management, performance monitoring, and training.
Decree RAC 19
This regulation operationalizes the Law of Exceptional Measures for Health, establishing agile contracting procedures, planning with measurable goals, mandatory concurrent control, and social oversight to execute emergency health actions (reducing surgical backlogs, ensuring medication supply, reactivating operating rooms) with transparency, document traceability, and personal accountability of officials.
Decree 5-2026 | Congreso Nacional
Decree 0263-ARSA-2025 | Poder Judicial
Decree 46-2025 | Poder Judicial
This law regulates the sale of energy drinks to minors under 18 years old in Honduras. It establishes standards for labeling, advertising, and sales points for these beverages containing caffeine, sugar, taurine, and other stimulating substances, with the purpose of protecting the health of minors.
Decree 46-2024 | Congreso Nacional
This regulation establishes how position allowances, food, and transportation expenses are paid to military personnel assigned to the National Defense Ministry. It defines monthly amounts based on rank (from L. 10,000 for junior officers to L. 33,000 for colonels) and L. 4,000 for non-commissioned officers and troops. Payment is suspended if the military member is absent for more than one month or canceled if they change assignments.
Decree 113-2025 | Poder Ejecutivo
This regulation governs how the Honduran State administers its budget and finances projects. It establishes procedures for public institutions to request funds, execute works and services, report expenses, and manage budget changes. It affects all public sector entities and aims to ensure that money is used in an orderly, transparent manner according to approved priorities.
Congreso Nacional
This regulation organizes how the Public Ministry manages the National DNA Database System. It establishes who can provide DNA samples (convicted persons, suspects, victims, and volunteers), how they are collected, stored, and used to identify people in criminal, civil, or humanitarian cases, while protecting data privacy.
Decree Acuerdo FGR-001-2025
This regulation establishes rules for penalizing private companies that fail to meet their obligations in public-private partnership projects in Honduras. It defines three types of violations (minor, serious, and very serious) and assigns fines in dollars based on project size, ensuring a fair process where companies can defend themselves before receiving sanctions.
Decree SAPP-01-2024
Decree 12-2024 | Congreso Nacional
This law exempts seniors (60 years and older) from all fees and charges for basic financial services such as withdrawals, transfers, card issuance, and inquiries at banks and supervised financial institutions. Banks have 4 months to adapt their systems and must refund any fees charged since October 2024.
Decree 34-2024 | Congreso Nacional
This regulation establishes the rules for contracts between football clubs and their players in Honduras. It defines that contracts must last between 1 and 5 years, specifies how salaries are paid, and determines when and how they can be terminated. It also regulates contracts for technical staff (coaches, doctors, etc.) and requires disputes to be resolved through the National Football Arbitration Court, not ordinary courts.
Decree 2024-2025
This regulation creates a judicial registry that registers parents who fail to pay child support to their underage children, preventing them from opening bank accounts, obtaining loans, passports, or driver's licenses until they pay what they owe. It benefits minors by ensuring compliance with child support obligations and allows obtaining certificates that prove payments are current.
Decree CSJ-01-2023 | Poder Judicial