Arms Sales Notification
A routine Senate notice under the Arms Export Control Act, in which Senator Risch placed on the record prior notifications of proposed foreign arms sales. The law requires Congress be notified of these sales in advance, giving it 30 calendar days to review them. The statement entered the notices into the record so senators could review them; no substantive discussion of the sales took place.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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