Arms Sales Notification

The Senate received formal notifications of proposed arms sales, as required by the Arms Export Control Act, which gives Congress 30 calendar days to review them. Senator Risch placed the notifications in the official record so all senators could see them. No substantive discussion of the sales took place.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .

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