I can't speak for all 24 self-governing indigenous governments. They span from the north to the south and across the country under different provincial and territorial jurisdictions.
I can say from a Yukon context, and I would say as a more boilerplate observation, that at least in my community and in this territory, we firmly believe that we need greater community delivery of programs and services. Centralized systems have been tried for decades and decades, and they do not work well. On the other hand, any community initiatives, although lowly funded, have turned out better results and more sustainable results. I think the model that the SGIGs have now developed with Canada and CIRNAC and Canadian Heritage really deliver the options for unique communities with unique circumstances to develop the community programming necessary to make significant improvements in closing the gap between fluent speakers and a new generation.