Illinois SB3993 establishes measures to assess and mitigate risks posed by potential Pacific conflicts, including audits and risk assessments.
Illinois SB3993, the Pacific Conflict Stress Test Act, aims to prepare the state for potential conflicts in the Pacific region. The Act mandates the creation of a Select Committee on Pacific Conflict, responsible for producing annual reports on threats and vulnerabilities. It also requires the Governor to issue an annual State risk assessment, detailing risks to security, economic security, and public health. The Auditor General must audit state supply chains, vendor supply chains, and investment holdings, identifying critical procurements and recommending divestment strategies.
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