; (B) forecasts the various potential impacts on the global supply chain for semiconductors, and products that use semiconductors, from the developments outlined pursuant to subparagraph (A), as well as the following contingencies— (i) an invasion of Taiwan or geopolitical instability or conflict in East Asia; (ii) a broader war or geopolitical instability in Europe; (iii) strategic competitors dominating parts of the supply chain and leveraging that dominance coercively; (iv) a future international health crisis; and (v) natural disasters or shortages of natural resources and raw materials; (C) describes the kind of continency plans that would be needed for the safe evacuation of individuals with deep scientific and technical knowledge of semiconductors and their supply chain from areas under risk from conflict or natural disaster; and (D) evaluates the current technical and supply chain work force expertise within the Federal government to carry out these assessments. .