; (7) recommend funding models to provide digital identity verification to private sector entities, which may include fee-based funding models; (8) determine if any additional steps are necessary with respect to Federal, State, local, Tribal, and territorial agencies to improve digital identity verification and management processes for the purpose of enhancing the security, reliability, privacy, accessibility, equity, and convenience of digital identity solutions that support and protect transactions between individuals, government entities, and businesses; and (9) undertake other activities necessary to assess and address other matters relating to digital identity verification, including with respect to— (A) the potential exploitation of digital identity tools or associated products and services by malign actors; (B) privacy implications; and (C) increasing access to foundational identity documents. (h) Prohibition The Task Force may not implicitly or explicitly recommend the creation of— (1) a single identity credential provided or mandated by the Federal Government for the purposes of verifying identity or associated attributes; (2) a unilateral central national identification registry relating to digital identity verification