of certain Chinese companies of concern, may be irrelevant if the companies do not issue such securities. (4) While restrictions on public securities are restricted to the dealings of United States persons, OFAC’s inclusion of a foreign entity on the SDN list deters third-country persons from dealing with a designated entity, amplifying the effects of United States sanctions globally. (5) OFAC has long devoted significant resources to compiling evidence on SDNs that routinely withstand challenges in court, which enhances the effectiveness of United States sanctions, encourages allies to consider comparable measures, and strengthens national security. (6) On June 3, 2021, the President issued Executive Order 14032, which transferred responsibility for naming Chinese military companies subject to investment restrictions to the Secretary of the Treasury, and expanded restrictions to entities operating in the surveillance technology sector of the Chinese economy. (b) Sense of Congress It is the sense of the Congress that the national emergency declared under Executive Order 13959 calls for the President to— (1) more fully cut off financing avenues for Communist Chinese military and surveillance companies