Regulation
Which Peruvian rules do the industry pages cite?
Mine safety, personal data, water and insurance: four Peruvian rules, with their year.
Decreto Supremo 024-2016-EM, Peru
Mining Occupational Health and Safety Regulation (Reglamento de Seguridad y Salud Ocupacional en Minería), in force since July 2016: up-to-date records of incidents and accidents, hazard identification and risk assessment and control (IPERC), and written high-risk work permits (PETAR) signed each shift. It also applies to contractors.
Ley 29733 y su Reglamento, Peru
The Regulation of the Personal Data Protection Law (Decreto Supremo 016-2024-JUS), in force since March 2025: disclose that automated decisions and profiling exist, notify serious incidents to the authority within 48 hours, and keep activity records for at least two years.
Ley 29338, Peru
Water Resources Law (Ley de Recursos Hídricos), of 2009: mining use of water requires a use right; holders install and maintain metering devices, and users of groundwater report its levels every month.
Resolución SBS 01147-2021, Peru
Amends, in 2021, the Insurance Market Conduct Regulation (Reglamento de Gestión de Conducta de Mercado del Sistema de Seguros): express consent to the optional cover of credit life insurance (desgravamen) must be recorded in the policy file.
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What a signed record can show
- TodayThe signed record shows who acted, under whose authorization, and when.
- 2027 service · 2028 productWith the verifiable evidence package, a rule’s obligations are laid out as controls, article by article.
- From 2028Rebuilding what the system saw at a given moment and explaining it to the people affected.
Dates are projections of the current development plan, not commitments.
This page summarises public rules and is not legal advice.