; (B) Chinese efforts to seize control over critical elements of the space industry supply chain; (C) Chinese efforts to seize control over space industry companies, sister companies with shared leadership, or supply chain; and (D) U.S. cybersecurity weaknesses. (2) Current steps the United States is taking to protect its domestic space industry from Chinese influence. (3) Recommendations to Congress on legislative action necessary to address Chinese threats to the U.S. domestic commercial launch and satellite industries and improve U.S. efforts to counter threats to U.S. activities in space. (4) Recommendations on how the U.S. Government can best utilize existing Federal entities to investigate and act against potentially harmful Chinese investment into the U.S. commercial space industry, and how the U.S. Government can bolster domestic investment in critical U.S. space industry technologies. 305. Consideration of issues related to contracting with entities receiving assistance from or affiliated with the People’s Republic of China In considering any response to a request for a proposal, request for information, broad area announcement, or any other form of request or solicitation, and in considering or undertaking any negotiation or conclusion of any contract, agreement, or other transaction with any commercial or non-commercial entity, the Administrator shall, in consultation with appropriate Federal departments and agencies, take into account the implications of any benefit received by such commercial or non-commercial entity (or any other commercial or non-commercial entity related through ownership, control, or other affiliation to such entity) as a result of a significant loan or other financial assistance provided by— (1) any governmental organization of the People’s Republic of China; or (2) any other entity that is— (A) majority owned or controlled by, or otherwise affiliated with, any governmental organization of the People’s Republic of China