Authorizing member states to inspect, "in accordance with their national authorities and legislation, and consistent with international law", North Korean cargo on land, sea, and air, and to destroy any goods suspected of being connected to the DPRK's nuclear programme.[1] Requiring the North Korean government to return immediately to the six-party talks and renounce its announcement of withdrawal from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.[2] Preventing financial services that could contribute to the nuclear or ballistic missile related programmes.[4] Instructing member states not to provide financial assistance to the DPRK nuclear programme, or enter into loans with the country, except for humanitarian or developmental reasons.[4] Extending the arms embargo on North Korea by banning all weapons exports from the country and most imports, with an exception to small arms, light weapons and related material – though member states must notify the Security Council five days prior to selling the weapons.[5][6] Demanding that North Korea halt its nuclear weapons program and conduct no further nuclear or missile tests.[5] Asking member states to notify the Council of steps they are taking to implement the sanctions within 45 days.[7] Affirming the Security Council's commitment to a peaceful, diplomatic resolution to the situation.[7]