If confirmed, I will work with Congressional oversight committees and others in the Department, as appropriate, to ensure the law and the President's Conventional Arms Transfer Policy continue to be implemented in a manner promoting U.S. national security and foreign policy interests.
Ben Cardin: “If confirmed, I will work with Congressional oversight committees and others in the Department, as appropriate, to…”
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Cardin emphasizes the importance of Congressional oversight in arms export policies.
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