2022-03-11 | DOF 5645369Added · Updated
This decree amends the title of Title Five of the Credit Institutions Law to include the hearing guarantee for persons on the blocked persons list and adds Chapter V, Article 116 Bis 2. It establishes a procedure allowing individuals included in the blocked persons list to request a hearing before the Financial Intelligence Unit within five business days of notification, with a ten-day period to present evidence and arguments. The Unit must issue an administrative resolution within fifteen business days after the file is complete, and the Secretariat of Finance and Public Credit must update general provisions to align with this new procedure. The decree entered into force the day after its publication on March 11, 2022.
DOF: 11/03/2022
DECRETE by which the denomination of Title Five is reformed and Chapter V is added to Title Five of the Credit Institutions Law
At the margin, a seal with the National Coat of Arms, which says: United Mexican States.- Presidency of the Republic.
ANDRÉS MANUEL LÓPEZ OBRADOR, President of the United Mexican States, to its inhabitants know:
That the Honorable Congress of the Union has seen fit to address to me the following
DECRETE
" THE GENERAL CONGRESS OF THE UNITED MEXICAN STATES, DECREES:
THE DENOMINATION OF TITLE FIVE IS REFORMED AND CHAPTER V IS ADDED TO TITLE FIVE
OF THE CREDIT INSTITUTIONS LAW
Sole Article.
The denomination of Title Five is reformed and Chapter V is added to Title Five
denominated "On the Hearing Guarantee of persons included in the list of blocked persons", which
comprises article 116 Bis 2 of the Credit Institutions Law, to read as follows:
TITLE FIVE
On Prohibitions, Administrative Sanctions, Crimes
and on the Hearing Guarantee of the
persons included in the
list of blocked persons
...
CHAPTER V
On the Hearing Guarantee of persons included in the list of blocked persons
Article
116 Bis
2.- For the purposes of the ninth paragraph of article 115 of this Law, the Secretariat,
in the exercise of its attributes, may introduce a person to the list of blocked persons when
it has sufficient indications that it is related to the crimes of financing
terrorism, operations with resources of illicit origin or those associated with the crimes indicated and that
therefore activates any of the parameters referred to in the eleventh paragraph of the same
precept.
Persons who have been included in the list of blocked persons referred to in
article 115 of this Law may assert their rights through the procedure for the inclusion of blocked persons, before the Financial Intelligence Unit, in accordance with the following:
I.
Upon request by the interested party, a hearing will be granted so that, within the term of ten business days,
counted from the day following the day on which the corresponding credit institution had
notified the grounds, cause or causes of their inclusion in the list of blocked persons and
manifest in writing or verbally what is convenient for their interest, offer evidence and formulate
arguments.
The request referred to in the preceding paragraph must be formulated by the interested
party before the Financial Intelligence Unit within a period not exceeding five business days, counted from
the day following the day on which the grounds, cause or causes of their inclusion in
the list of blocked persons were notified.
II.
The Financial Intelligence Unit, ex officio or at the request of a party, may extend in a
well-founded manner for a single occasion the period referred to in the first paragraph of the fraction preceding,
for up to the same period.
III.
After the period for the interested party to present evidence and formulate arguments has elapsed, the Financial Intelligence Unit, within fifteen business days following, counted from when the
file is integrated, will issue the administrative resolution in which it will justify and motivate the
inclusion of the interested party in the list of blocked persons, and whether or not their elimination
from the
same is appropriate.
The administrative resolution referred to in this fraction must be notified by official letter to the
interested party within ten business days following its issuance.
In the event that the interested party is dissatisfied with the content of the resolution referred to in
this fraction, they may challenge it in terms of the Federal Administrative Procedure Law.
IV.
When the inclusion of a person in the list of blocked persons has been due to a
Resolution of the United Nations Security Council, the de-listing process stipulated by the Committee by which the inclusion was designated shall be carried out; for this reason the provisions contained in fractions II and III shall not be applicable.
Transitory
First. This Decree shall enter into force the day following its publication in the Official Journal of
the Federation.
Second. The hearing guarantee procedures that the Financial Intelligence Unit is hearing before the entry into force of this Decree shall be resolved in accordance with the provisions of a general nature referred to in article 115 of this Law.
Third. The Secretariat of Finance and Public Credit, within the scope of its competence, must repeal what is provided in the 73rd of the provisions of a general nature referred to in article 115 of this
Law and
incorporate into said provisions the corresponding development of the procedure provided for in article 116
Bis 2 of the Law.
Fourth.
The provisions contained in the Federal Administrative Procedure Law shall apply supplementarily to Chapter V, insofar as they are not provided for in the same.
Mexico City, February 15, 2022.- Sen. Olga Sánchez Cordero Dávila, President.-
Dip.
Sergio Carlos Gutiérrez Luna, President.- Sen. Verónica Delgadillo García, Secretary.- Dip. Jessica
María Guadalupe Ortega De la Cruz, Secretary.- Signatures. "
In compliance with what is established in fraction I of Article 89 of the Political Constitution of the United
Mexican States, and for its due publication and observance, I issue this Decree in the Residence
of the Federal Executive Power, in Mexico City, on February 24, 2022.- Andrés Manuel López
Obrador.- Signature.-
The Secretary of Governance, Lic. Adán Augusto López Hernández.- Signature.
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