It demanded that UNITA and the Government of Angola immediately complete the remaining aspects of the peace process and refrain from actions that would increase tension.

All countries were urged not to prevent travel by official delegations to UNITA headquarters except in humanitarian cases or for purposes of promoting the peace process.

The travel sanctions would come into force from 30 September 1997 unless it was noted that UNITA was beginning to comply.

If there was no compliance, the resolution noted that additional financial and trade restrictions would be considered.

Finally, it was thought that a summit meeting between the President of Angola José Eduardo dos Santos and the leader of UNITA Jonas Savimbi could reduce the tension.