the import, export and transhipment through protected areas and areas controlled by the Bosnian Serbs would only be permitted by the governments of Croatia or Bosnia and Herzegovina, excluding humanitarian aid; all States should, in implementing resolutions 757 (1992), 760 (1992), 787 (1992) and the current resolution, take steps to prevent diversion of commodities and products destined for other places, to the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro); demands full co-operation with UNPROFOR with immigration and customs control functions derived in 769 (1992); all navigation on the Danube had to be authorised by the Committee established in 724 (1991); prevent vessels owned or controlled by the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, or those in violation of Security Council resolutions, from passing through river installations; countries on the banks of the Danube are responsible for ensuring that shipping is in compliance with previous resolutions; the importance of the measures taken and any violations must be reported and penalties issued if necessary; states holding funds from the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro) should freeze them; prohibits the transport of all commodities and products across the land borders or to or from the ports of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, excluding medical and food supplies, humanitarian aid and those on approved by the Committee; states neighbouring the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia should prevent the passage of all freight vehicles and rolling stock onto or out of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia except for a limited amount of crossing approved by the Committee; all vessels, vehicles and aircraft suspected of violating the resolutions pending investigation were to be held, with costs passed on to the owners; prohibit the provision of services, except for telecommunications, postal services or legal services; all commercial shipping in the territorial waters off Serbia and Montenegro was banned.