The interim commissioner of Indigenous languages says she is actively participating in a government-ordered audit or probe into her office. In comments reported by multiple outlets, she acknowledges that her office has significant work ahead, particularly around rebuilding trust with Indigenous communities. She says her participation is full and is focused on addressing concerns raised about the office’s performance and responsibilities. The reporting indicates the government directs the review and that the commissioner is cooperating with the process. The commissioner frames the investigation as part of broader efforts to improve how the office operates and to strengthen relationships with Indigenous language communities. While the sources emphasize the commissioner’s cooperation and the need for trust-building, they do not provide detailed findings from the audit or specific allegations in the excerpts provided.