Does the Senate hold a recorded vote on S.J.Res.216 by 15 October?

Five of the last eleven Gulf arms notifications that drew a disapproval resolution reached a recorded Senate vote inside the 30-day review. The distribution sits on the deadline rather than scattering around it: seven of the eleven land between day 25 and day 35, then a gap of six days, then a second group at 41, 44 and 48 where the sale had already gone through before the chamber voted, and one outlier at 77 days where a Qatari package was bolted onto somebody else's vote. The reason for the clustering is procedural. A joint resolution of disapproval is privileged once a notification is transmitted, so a single senator can force the chamber onto the record, and the incentive is to do it before the sale clears rather than after.