The Commissioner can look at a claim made by someone who gives legal aid services. You might wonder why they do this. They do it if the claim seems too high, or if the person who got the legal aid asks them to, or if they think the services in the claim were not actually done. The Commissioner has the power to check a claim or part of a claim. They can do this for legal aid services or other specified services. This helps make sure claims are correct and fair. The Commissioner can examine a claim if they have a reason to. You can think of reasons like a claim being too high or someone asking for a check. They also check if the services in the claim were actually provided.