; (B) the financial terms of covered entities investments in primary extraction; and (C) a diagram detailing the location of covered entities operations throughout the supply chain of the critical minerals identified in subsection (a)(1)(B) from extraction to refinement. (4) A list of each covered entity analyzed with respect to the evaluation of risk required by subsection (a)(1)(B). (5) An assessment of the risks facing United States supply chains as a result of the PRC’s position in the DRC’s mining sector. (6) An assessment of human rights and labor conditions at mines in the DRC at which covered entities operate. (7) An assessment of the market share and capacity of trusted partner nations’ mining companies with respect to the DRC’s mining sector. (8) A strategic plan to use bilateral and multilateral diplomatic relations, including through sustained engagement with the governments of United States allies and partners, to express to the Government of the DRC the support of the international community for the formalization of artisanal and small scale mining. (9) An assessment of the factors that allowed the PRC to gain market dominance in parts of the DRC’s mining industry and which factors present the most significant barriers to increased United States investment in the DRC’s mining sector. (10) An assessment of the ability of the DRC’s critical mineral sector to positively contribute to United States efforts to fulfill both industrial production targets and ensure military preparedness, that includes— (A) analysis of the importance of the critical minerals in the DRC, as identified by subsection (a)(1)(B), in reaching current United States industrial production targets; (B) analysis of the DRC’s business climate, specifically the reliability, transparency and consistency of its business practices