 Although voting for the second resolution, United Kingdom privately opposed it on account of the already dire humanitarian situation and the expectation that there would be a backlash against UN aid organizations providing relief in the country.The first resolution followed the sanctions regime imposed by the United States on 5 July 1999 by an executive order after intelligence officials had found bin Laden-controlled money flowing through banks.The resolutions imposed a series of demands on member states as well as on Afghanistan under Chapter VII of the United Nations Charter.