; (2) assess restrictions with respect to the abilities of such agencies to verify identity information for other agencies and for nongovernmental organizations; (3) assess any necessary changes in statute, regulation, or policy to address any restrictions determined under paragraph (2); (4) recommend a standards-based architecture to enable agencies to provide services related to digital identity verification in a way that is secure, protects privacy, and is rooted in consumer consent; (5) identify funding or resources needed to support such agencies that provide digital identity verification, including a recommendation with respect to additional funding required for the grant program under section 5; (6) determine whether it would be practicable for such agencies to use a fee-based model to provide digital identity verification to private sector entities; (7) determine if any additional steps are necessary with respect to Federal, State, and local agencies to improve digital identity verification and management processes for the purpose of enhancing the security, reliability, privacy, and convenience of digital identity solutions that support and protect transactions between individuals, government entities, and businesses; (8) assess risks related to potential criminal exploitation of digital identity verification services; and (9) to the extent practicable, seek input from and collaborate with interested parties in the private sector to carry out the purpose under subsection (b). (g) Recommendations Not later than 180 days after the date of the enactment of this Act, the Task Force shall publish a report on the activities of the Task force, including recommendations on— (1) priorities for research and development in the systems that enable digital identity verification, including how such priorities can be executed