The FUTURE Networks Act directs the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to establish a 6G Task Force within 120 days of enactment to study sixth-generation wireless technology. This Task Force will assess the status of industry standards, identify possible uses, and analyze limitations, particularly regarding supply chain and cybersecurity. Membership will be appointed by the FCC Chair, comprising representatives from the communications industry, public interest organizations, academic institutions, and various government levels. Entities deemed "not trusted" due to foreign adversary influence or national security threats will be explicitly excluded from participation. The Task Force is required to publish a draft report for public comment within 180 days, followed by a final report within one year of its establishment. The final report, submitted to Congress and publicly available, must also recommend how federal, state, local, and tribal governments can best collaborate to leverage 6G technology, addressing aspects like siting, deployment, and adoption. This comprehensive analysis aims to inform future policy and strategic planning for advanced wireless infrastructure.