Calls on the 1970 Committee on Libya to consider expeditiously arms embargo exemption requests by the Libyan government for the use by its official armed forces to combat terrorist groups aligned with ISIL, Ansar Al Charia and Al-Qaida.

Extends the authorizations and the measures in relation to attempts to illicitly export crude oil from Libya, until 31 March 2016; further elaborates the designation criteria; extends the mandate of the Panel of Experts.

Reinforces the arms embargo and expands the criteria for designating individuals or entities as subject to the travel ban and assets freeze. Requests the Panel of Experts to provide information on those who meet the additional criteria.

Authorises Member States to inspect on the high seas vessels designated by the Committee as attempting to illicitly export crude oil from Libya; decides to impose a number of measures on such designated vessels; extends the mandate and size of the Panel of Experts.

Stresses compliance with the modalities of arms supplies, including ensuring that transfers reach and remain with the designated end-user, and encourages bilateral consultations regarding claims for misappropriated funds.

Further eases the arms embargo in relation to Libya; extends the mandate of the Panel of Experts.

Amends a provision related to the enforcement of the arms embargo; extends and modifies the mandate of a slimmed-down Panel of Experts.

Requests the Committee to assess the threats and challenges, in particular related to terrorism, posed by the proliferation of all arms and related materiel of all types, in particular man-portable surface-to-air missiles, from Libya, in the region, and to submit a report to the Council.

Terminates the no-fly zone and the authorization to protect civilians.