Arms Sales Notification
The Senate considered notifications, required by the Arms Export Control Act, of proposed arms sales, which the administration must submit to Congress before finalizing; Congress then has 30 calendar days to review them. Senator Risch, chairing the session, stated that under section 36(b) of the law these notifications must be provided to Congress and placed the notices into the official record so senators could review them. No arguments for or against any sale were made in the sampled statements.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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