People's Republic of China (30.6 percent), Mexico (15.3 percent), and Malaysia (9.0 percent). (6) While some of the countries in which medical supply manufacturing occurs are reliable suppliers and allies to the United States, others have adopted or maintained policies that make United States supply less secure. (b) Sense of Congress It is the sense of Congress that, given the threat to national security and public health that could arise if the United States is unable to swiftly respond to significant demand surges for medical products in a future pandemic, it is critical that the United States diversify its trade relationships and prioritize partners that adopt and maintain reliable supply chain policies. 3. Purposes The purposes of this Act are— (1) to improve overall medical supply chain resilience for the United States by establishing a framework to enhance medical supply chains with trusted trade partners