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English: We're committed to ensuring equal access to facilities for disabled people in Wales, in line with our recently published framework of action on independent living. I understand Powys Teaching Health Board is undertaking some positive work across its sites to improve access to facilities for disabled people.
Welsh: Rydym wedi ymrwymo i sicrhau mynediad cyfartal at gyfleusterau i bobl anabl yng Nghymru, yn unol â'n fframwaith gweithredu ar fyw'n annibynnol a gyhoeddwyd yn ddiweddar. Rwy'n deall bod Bwrdd Iechyd Addysgu Powys yn gwneud gwaith cadarnhaol ar draws ei safleoedd i wella mynediad at gyfleusterau i bobl anabl.
English: Thank you for your answer, Deputy Minister. No doubt you will agree with me that the standard accessible toilet does not meet the needs of all people with physical disabilities, such as those suffering from spinal injuries or multiple sclerosis, for example, and, often, people, of course, need the extra equipment and space to allow them to use a toilet safely and comfortably. My understanding is that in NHS trusts in England there is specific funding that can be applied for to install changing places, toilet facilities. I wonder if could you outline, Deputy Minister, what the Welsh Government is doing to improve the accessibility of Changing Places toilet facilities for use by those people who have physical or multiple learning difficulties, which, I think, are certainly few and far between across Wales. That's certainly the case in my Montgomeryshire constituency.
Welsh: Diolch am eich ateb, Ddirprwy Weinidog. Mae'n siwr y cytunwch â mi nad yw'r toiled hygyrch safonol yn diwallu anghenion pawb sydd ag anableddau corfforol, megis y rhai sy'n dioddef o anafiadau i'r cefn neu sglerosis ymledol er enghraifft, ac yn aml, mae angen cyfarpar a lle ychwanegol ar bobl i ganiatáu iddynt ddefnyddio toiled yn ddiogel ac yn gysurus. Yn ôl yr hyn a ddeallaf, mewn ymddiriedolaethau GIG yn Lloegr ceir cyllid penodol y gellir gwneud cais amdano i osod cyfleusterau toiled Changing Places. Tybed a allech amlinellu, Ddirprwy Weinidog, beth y mae Llywodraeth Cymru yn ei wneud i wella hygyrchedd cyfleusterau toiled Changing Places i bobl sydd ag anawsterau corfforol neu anawsterau dysgu lluosog, cyfleusterau sy'n sicr yn brin iawn ledled Cymru. Mae hynny'n bendant yn wir yn fy etholaeth i yn Sir Drefaldwyn.
English: I thank Russell George for that question. It is obviously very important that we do have Changing Places widely available for people who do need them and I'm pleased to say that we've got one in the National Assembly for Wales and we've got one in Aberystwyth, in our building in Aberystwyth. I believe there are 45 across Wales, and I know that in your local health board that there's a Changing Places at Brecon hospital, which is the first fully accessible facility across Powys's hospital sites. So, that is progress, and also I understand as part of major refurbishment works at Llandrindod. But it's obviously really important that we do enable and help this to happen. Building regulations are already encouraging in certain buildings the provision of enlarged, unisex toilets, incorporating an adult changing table, and my colleague Julie James, the Minister for Housing and Regeneration, has instructed officials to consider options to increase the provision of Changing Places toilets where the building regulations apply. So, it is possible to use the building regulations to ensure that Changing Places toilets are available.
Welsh: Diolch i Russell George am y cwestiwn hwnnw. Mae'n amlwg yn bwysig iawn i ni sicrhau bod toiledau Changing Places ar gael yn eang i bobl sydd eu hangen ac rwy'n falch o ddweud bod gennym un yng Nghynulliad Cenedlaethol Cymru a bod gennym un yn ein hadeilad yn Aberystwyth. Credaf fod 45 ar draws Cymru, ac rwy'n gwybod bod toiled Changing Places yn eich bwrdd iechyd lleol, yn Ysbyty Aberhonddu, sef y cyfleuster cyntaf sy'n gwbl hygyrch ar draws safleoedd ysbyty Powys. Felly, mae hynny'n gynnydd, a hefyd fel rhan o waith adnewyddu mawr yn Llandrindod, rwy'n deall. Ond mae'n amlwg yn bwysig iawn ein bod yn galluogi ac yn helpu hyn i ddigwydd. Mae rheoliadau adeiladu eisoes yn annog darparu toiledau neillryw mwy o faint mewn rhai adeiladau, sy'n cynnwys bwrdd newid i oedolion, ac mae fy nghyd-Aelod Julie James, y Gweinidog Tai ac Adfywio, wedi cyfarwyddo swyddogion i ystyried opsiynau i gynyddu'r ddarpariaeth o doiledau Changing Places lle mae'r rheoliadau adeiladu yn gymwys. Felly, mae'n bosibl defnyddio'r rheoliadau adeiladu i sicrhau bod toiledau Changing Places ar gael.
English: Yes. I recognise the challenges that people living with Parkinson's disease face and the impact it has on carers, friends and families. That is why we are working with our health board's specialist Parkinson's teams to help people living with Parkinson's disease and their carers to get the support they need and deserve.
Welsh: Iawn. Rwy'n cydnabod yr heriau y mae pobl sy'n byw gyda chlefyd Parkinson yn eu hwynebu a'r effaith y mae'n ei chael ar ofalwyr, ffrindiau a theuluoedd. Dyna pam rydym yn gweithio gyda thimau Parkinson arbenigol ein byrddau iechyd i helpu pobl sy'n byw gyda chlefyd Parkinson a'u gofalwyr i gael y cymorth sydd ei angen arnynt ac y maent yn ei haeddu.
English: I was recently made aware of an organisation called the Cure Parkinson's Trust, which funds significant research in its mission to improve therapies and ultimately find a cure for Parkinson's disease. My grandfather passed away with Parkinson's disease many years ago. A constituent, David Murray, who is a former member of Newport City Council, is a trustee of the organisation. He lives himself with Parkinson's. I went to see him just the other day. He campaigns tirelessly for people with this condition. The trust is holding an important research update meeting in London next Monday, 28 October, and the life sciences sector is an increasingly important part of Wales's economy and there's a need to develop and better co-ordinate joint neurological research efforts for the benefit of the people of Wales with those that are going on across the border, and that's part of the purpose of the meeting that's taking place. I appreciate it's very short notice for the Minister, but would he be willing to either attend that meeting himself or send officials to that meeting in order to hold discussions about how approaches to research into Parkinson's can be better co-ordinated?
Welsh: Cefais wybod yn ddiweddar am sefydliad o'r enw Cure Parkinson's Trust, sy'n ariannu ymchwil sylweddol yn ei genhadaeth i wella therapïau a chanfod gwellhad yn y pen draw i glefyd Parkinson. Bu farw fy nhad-cu o glefyd Parkinson flynyddoedd lawer yn ôl. Mae un o fy etholwyr, David Murray, sy'n gyn-aelod o Gyngor Dinas Casnewydd, yn un o ymddiriedolwyr y sefydliad. Mae'n byw gyda chlefyd Parkinson ei hun. Euthum i'w weld y diwrnod o'r blaen. Mae'n ymgyrchu'n ddiflino dros bobl sydd â'r cyflwr hwn. Mae'r ymddiriedolaeth yn cynnal cyfarfod diweddaru ymchwil pwysig yn Llundain ddydd Llun nesaf, 28 Hydref, ac mae'r sector gwyddorau bywyd yn rhan gynyddol bwysig o economi Cymru ac mae angen datblygu a chydgysylltu cydymdrechion ymchwil niwrolegol yn well â'r rhai sy'n digwydd dros y ffin er budd pobl Cymru, a dyna ran o bwrpas y cyfarfod sy'n digwydd. Rwy'n sylweddoli nad yw'n rhoi llawer o rybudd i'r Gweinidog, ond a fyddai'n fodlon mynychu'r cyfarfod ei hun neu anfon swyddogion i'r cyfarfod er mwyn cynnal trafodaethau ynglŷn â sut y gellir cydgysylltu agweddau ar ymchwil i glefyd Parkinson yn well?
English: Yes, I can confirm that I've got a full programme of ministerial business that means that I won't be able to attend myself. I'll check with my officials about the level of our engagement with the Cure Parkinson's Trust. I don't think there has been official engagement with officials at present, but I want to say it's not just about whether they can or can't attend the short-notice event next week, but to understand the ongoing work that is already going in this field and a potential role, or otherwise, for the Cure Parkinson's Trust. I think it is important to recognise that with the range of conditions we have today, it is possible there will be not just treatments to slow down the progression of the disease but actually the potential for curative treatments in the future. So, I will maintain an interest and I'll ask my officials to keep me up to date. And I'll happily meet the Member afterwards to get him up to date on where we are together with the Cure Parkinson's Trust. FootnoteLink
Welsh: Gallaf gadarnhau bod gennyf raglen lawn o fusnes gweinidogol sy'n golygu na fyddaf yn gallu mynychu fy hun. Fe holaf fy swyddogion am lefel ein hymgysylltiad â Cure Parkinson's Trust. Nid wyf yn credu bod unrhyw gysylltiad swyddogol â swyddogion ar hyn o bryd, ond rwyf am ddweud nad mater syml o allu neu fethu mynd i'r digwyddiad ar fyr-rybudd yr wythnos nesaf yw hyn, ond yr angen i ddeall y gwaith parhaus sydd eisoes yn mynd rhagddo yn y maes hwn a rôl bosibl, neu fel arall, i Cure Parkinson's Trust. Rwy'n credu ei bod yn bwysig cydnabod, gyda'r ystod o gyflyrau sydd gennym heddiw, ei bod yn bosibl nid yn unig y bydd triniaethau ar gael i arafu datblygiad y clefyd ond hefyd y potensial ar gyfer triniaethau iachaol yn y dyfodol. Felly, byddaf yn parhau i fod â diddordeb a byddaf yn gofyn i fy swyddogion roi'r wybodaeth ddiweddaraf i mi. Ac rwy'n fwy na pharod i gyfarfod â'r Aelod wedyn i roi'r wybodaeth ddiweddaraf iddo ynglŷn â ble rydym arni o ran ein cysylltiad â Cure Parkinson's Trust. FootnoteLink
English: We're providing support in a number of ways, including increasing our investment in the mental health ring fence across Wales to £679 million in 2019-20. We're also investing in prevention and early intervention in mid and west Wales, for example through our schools inreach and social prescribing pilots.
Welsh: Rydym yn darparu cymorth mewn nifer o ffyrdd, gan gynnwys cynyddu ein buddsoddiad mewn trefniadau clustnodi ar gyfer iechyd meddwl ledled Cymru i £679 miliwn yn 2019-20. Rydym hefyd yn buddsoddi mewn atal ac ymyrraeth gynnar yng nghanolbarth a gorllewin Cymru, er enghraifft drwy ein cynlluniau mewngymorth ysgolion a chynlluniau presgripsiynu cymdeithasol.
English: Thank you for that answer, but this month the innovative out-of-hours mental health service, the Twilight Sanctuary, is being launched in Llanelli, and the service that is run by Mind and Hafal was commissioned by Hywel Dda health board, Dyfed-Powys Police and Carmarthenshire council. And it's one of the first projects from the transforming mental health programme and the first of its kind in Wales. It's a great example of what can be achieved by working collaboratively. It'll allow people with deteriorating mental health to access help when services are usually closed, and that would be Thursday to Sunday, between 6 p.m. and 2 a.m. in the morning. Minister, what I'd be keen to know is if you are aware, after this pilot - if that's what it is - has been assessed, to launch similar programmes across mid and west Wales.
Welsh: Diolch am eich ateb, ond y mis hwn mae'r gwasanaeth iechyd meddwl arloesol y tu allan i oriau arferol, The Twilight Sanctuary, yn cael ei lansio yn Llanelli, ac fe gomisiynwyd y gwasanaeth sy'n cael ei redeg gan Mind a Hafal gan fwrdd iechyd Hywel Dda, Heddlu Dyfed-Powys a Chyngor Sir Gaerfyrddin. Ac mae'n un o brosiectau cyntaf y rhaglen trawsnewid iechyd meddwl a'r cyntaf o'i fath yng Nghymru. Mae'n enghraifft wych o'r hyn y gellir ei gyflawni drwy weithio ar y cyd. Bydd yn galluogi pobl ag iechyd meddwl sy'n dirywio i gael help pan fydd gwasanaethau fel arfer ar gau, sef rhwng dydd Iau a dydd Sul, rhwng 6 p.m. a 2 a.m. yn y bore. Weinidog, rwy'n awyddus i weld a ydych yn gwybod, ar ôl i'r cynllun peilot hwn - os mai dyna ydyw - gael ei asesu, a fwriedir lansio rhaglenni tebyg ar draws canolbarth a gorllewin Cymru.
English: Yes, I will be interested in the evaluation from the pilot to understand not if it's applicable to mid and west Wales but, actually, if it's potential national learning as well. In the transformation fund that we launched alongside 'A Healthier Wales', we were really clear about wanting to understand projects that weren't just applicable to a small community but had the potential to scale up to a region and across the country. I'm always interested in supporting and understanding innovation, including understanding when that innovation may not lead to that wider spread, but to understand what learning we can take from that and what we do about the whole system. It is worth noting that the transforming mental health services programme that Hywel Dda started and launched in September 2017 is aligned with the vision and the values that underpin 'A Healthier Wales'. So, yes, I'll maintain an interest and, at some point, it may be possible to visit together with the constituency Member.
Welsh: Bydd gennyf ddiddordeb yn y gwerthusiad o'r peilot, nid i weld a oes modd ei ddefnyddio yng nghanolbarth a gorllewin Cymru, ond i weld a yw'n cynnig gwersi cenedlaethol hefyd. Yn y gronfa drawsnewid a lansiwyd gennym ochr yn ochr â 'Cymru Iachach', roeddem yn glir iawn ynglŷn â'n hawydd i ddeall prosiectau a oedd nid yn unig yn gymwys i gymuned fach ond a oedd â photensial i gael eu gwneud ar raddfa fwy ar gyfer rhanbarth ac ar draws y wlad. Mae gennyf ddiddordeb bob amser mewn cefnogi a deall arloesedd, gan gynnwys deall pan na fydd arloesedd o'r fath yn arwain at ledaeniad ehangach o bosibl, ond i ddeall pa wersi y gallwn eu dysgu ohono a beth a wnawn am y system gyfan. Mae'n werth nodi bod y rhaglen trawsnewid gwasanaethau iechyd meddwl a ddechreuwyd ac a lansiwyd gan Hywel Dda ym mis Medi 2017 yn cyd-fynd â'r weledigaeth a'r gwerthoedd sy'n sail i 'Cymru Iachach'. Felly, byddaf yn parhau i fod â diddordeb ac ar ryw adeg, efallai y bydd yn bosibl ymweld â'r prosiect gyda'r Aelod etholaeth.
English: The health board uses external consultants to provide additional expertise in specific areas. This has recently included specialist turnaround expertise to urgently address its financial position and deliver on the recommendations and feedback from the Public Accounts Committee and the finance delivery unit.
Welsh: Mae'r bwrdd iechyd yn defnyddio ymgynghorwyr allanol i ddarparu arbenigedd ychwanegol mewn meysydd penodol. Yn ddiweddar, mae hyn wedi cynnwys arbenigedd datrys problemau i fynd i'r afael â'i sefyllfa ariannol ar frys a chyflawni'r argymhellion ac adborth gan y Pwyllgor Cyfrifon Cyhoeddus a'r uned cyflenwi cyllid.
English: Well, one of those people is Philip Burns, who has been employed by the board, it would seem, to be part of the process of identifying opportunities to save money. Now, apparently, he is paid £2,000 per day, along with travel costs back and forth from Marbella. I've asked the health board to confirm whether this is true for over a month, and I've not received a response, and therefore I've been forced to present a freedom of information request. Now, this is the man who is, apparently, behind the intention to change nursing rotas, apparently, which is something that's caused great concern among nurses in north Wales and does undermine much of the goodwill that has existed between nurses and their employers. Now, it appears that his salary is greater than the savings that that would generate. But never mind about that, my question is: shouldn't there be more transparency around the way these external consultants are employed? And wouldn't you agree with me that it's entirely unacceptable that I contacted the board over a month ago to ask for those details but still haven't had a response?
Welsh: Wel, un o'r bobl hynny yw Philip Burns, sydd wedi cael ei gyflogi gan y bwrdd, mae'n debyg, i fod yn rhan o'r broses o geisio adnabod cyfleoedd i arbed pres. Nawr, yn ôl y sôn, mae e'n cael ei dalu £2,000 y dydd, ynghyd â chostau i deithio nôl ac ymlaen o Marbella. Dwi wedi gofyn i'r bwrdd iechyd i gadarnhau ydy hyn yn wir ers dros fis. Dwi ddim wedi cael ymateb, ac felly dwi wedi cael fy ngorfodi i gyflwyno cais rhyddid gwybodaeth. Nawr, dyma'r gŵr, wrth gwrs, mae'n debyg, sydd y tu ôl i'r bwriad i newid rotas nyrsys - rhywbeth sydd wedi achosi cryn ofid ymhlith nyrsys yn y gogledd ac, yn wir, wedi tanseilio llawer o'r ewyllys da sydd rhwng nyrsys a'u cyflogwyr. Nawr, mae'n debyg bod ei gyflog e'n fwy sylweddol na'r arbedion fydd hynny'n yn eu cynhyrchu. Ond ta waith am hynny, fy nghwestiwn i yw: oni ddylai fod yna fwy o dryloywder o gwmpas y modd y mae'r bobl allanol yma yn cael eu cyflogi? Ac onid ydych chi'n cytuno â fi ei bod hi'n gwbl annerbyniol fy mod i wedi cysylltu ers dros fis â'r bwrdd i ofyn am y manylion hynny a fy mod i dal heb gael ateb?
English: I think there are a couple of different points. I'm not at all aware whether the interim recovery director is responsible for the ongoing consultation with trade unions around nursing rosters. I don't think that's a fair point to make in this debate. There is an entirely legitimate question, though, about the transparency on information about the terms on which consultants are engaged and the costs of them. I should point out, though, that the costs in terms of the annual increase are higher within the Welsh system, pretty expected within the English system. We need to deliver a significant turnaround and recovery in the finance function of Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board, and we're at a point where the previous interventions have not worked to deliver the real traction that is required. I expect that health board to deliver against that - not just to come up with a list of opportunities that have not been taken, but actually to make progress on opportunities that do exist to improve their finance function. That does not mean that every single one of those compromises the ability to deliver healthcare of the quality that you and everyone else in this Chamber expects. Yes, I will, though, talk to the health board about the provision of information, because you should not have to ask over quite such a long period of time for them to provide information that should be available to you and other public representatives.
Welsh: Rwy'n credu bod yna un neu ddau o wahanol bwyntiau yn codi. Nid wyf yn ymwybodol o gwbl a yw'r cyfarwyddwr adfer dros dro yn gyfrifol am yr ymgynghoriad parhaus ag undebau llafur ynghylch rhestrau dyletswyddau nyrsys. Nid wyf yn credu bod hwnnw'n bwynt teg i'w wneud yn y ddadl hon. Mae cwestiwn cwbl ddilys, serch hynny, yn codi ynghylch tryloywder gwybodaeth ynglŷn â thelerau cyflogi ymgynghorwyr a'u costau. Er bod y costau o ran y cynnydd blynyddol yn uwch yn y system yng Nghymru, dylwn nodi eu bod at ei gilydd yn debyg i'r disgwyl yn y system yn Lloegr. Mae angen i ni sicrhau bod problemau'n cael eu datrys ac adferiad sylweddol yn digwydd yn swyddogaeth gyllidol Bwrdd Iechyd Prifysgol Betsi Cadwaladr, ac rydym ar bwynt lle nad yw'r ymyriadau blaenorol wedi gweithio i sicrhau'r newid gwirioneddol sydd ei angen. Disgwyliaf i'r bwrdd iechyd gyflawni hynny - nid yn unig i gynnig rhestr o gyfleoedd nad ydynt wedi'u cymryd, ond i wneud cynnydd mewn gwirionedd ar gyfleoedd sy'n bodoli i wella eu swyddogaeth gyllidol. Nid yw hynny'n golygu bod pob un o'r rheini'n ddieithriad yn peryglu'r gallu i ddarparu gofal iechyd o'r ansawdd rydych chi a phawb arall yn y Siambr hon yn ei ddisgwyl. Er hynny, byddaf yn siarad â'r bwrdd iechyd ynglŷn â darparu gwybodaeth, oherwydd ni ddylech orfod gofyn dros gyfnod mor hir iddynt ddarparu gwybodaeth a ddylai fod ar gael i chi a chynrychiolwyr cyhoeddus eraill.
English: The next item is the topical questions and the first question is to be answered by the Brexit Minister, and the question is to be asked by Andrew R.T. Davies.
Welsh: Yr eitem nesaf, felly, yw'r cwestiynau amserol ac mae'r cwestiwn cyntaf i'w ateb gan y Gweinidog Brexit ac i'w ofyn gan Andrew R.T. Davies.
English: Parliament did not approve the damaging Brexit deal. It merely voted in favour of the legislation to progress to the next phase, where I fully expect significant amendments to be made. I'm pleased that Parliament has agreed with this National Assembly that we reject the attempt to bounce this legislation through just to satisfy an artificial deadline set by the Prime Minister.
Welsh: Ni wnaeth y Senedd gymeradwyo'r cytundeb Brexit niweidiol. Dim ond pleidleisio o blaid y ddeddfwriaeth i symud ymlaen i'r cam nesaf a wnaeth, lle rwy'n llawn ddisgwyl i welliannau sylweddol gael eu gwneud. Rwy'n falch bod y Senedd wedi cytuno â'r Cynulliad Cenedlaethol hwn ein bod yn gwrthod yr ymgais i wthio'r ddeddfwriaeth hon drwodd i gyd-fynd â therfyn amser artiffisial a bennwyd gan y Prif Weinidog.
English: What was pleasing last night was the Prime Minister recognising, in his closing remarks, that, for the first time since the referendum, Parliament had actually agreed something in wanting the withdrawal agreement to go forward to further stages. What is not entirely clear is exactly why the First Minister here is so hell bent on blocking any progress on this particular issue. Today, for example, he has stood shoulder to shoulder with Nicola Sturgeon, the First Minister of Scotland, and called the withdrawal agreement either 'in purgatory', but it is 'not yet dead' - those are his words that he used at the press conference. Do you not think a more appropriate description of the Bill is that: 'One way or another we will leave the EU with this deal to which this House has just given its assent', which is what the Prime Minister has said? And, instead of blocking the will of the Welsh people, which was shown in the referendum of 2016, the First Minister should be putting his shoulder to the wheel and working with the Prime Minister to deliver on that referendum result and to deliver on this withdrawal agreement that is agreed with the European Union and is endorsed by the Republic of Ireland as well?
Welsh: Roedd hi'n braf gweld y Prif Weinidog yn cydnabod neithiwr, yn ei sylwadau i gloi, fod y Senedd, am y tro cyntaf ers y refferendwm, wedi cytuno ar rywbeth drwy fod eisiau i'r cytundeb ymadael symud ymlaen i gyfnodau pellach. Nid yw'n gwbl glir pam yn union y mae Prif Weinidog Cymru mor benderfynol o rwystro unrhyw gynnydd ar y mater hwn. Heddiw, er enghraifft, mae wedi sefyll ysgwydd wrth ysgwydd â Nicola Sturgeon, Prif Weinidog yr Alban, ac wedi dweud bod y cytundeb ymadael 'ym mhurdan', ond 'nad yw'n farw eto' - dyna'r geiriau a ddefnyddiodd yn y gynhadledd i'r wasg. Oni chredwch mai disgrifiad mwy priodol o'r Bil yw: Un ffordd neu'r llall byddwn yn gadael yr UE gyda'r cytundeb hwn y mae'r Tŷ newydd roi ei gydsyniad iddo, sef yr hyn a ddywedodd Prif Weinidog y DU? Ac yn hytrach na rhwystro ewyllys pobl Cymru, fel y'i dangoswyd yn refferendwm 2016, dylai Prif Weinidog Cymru arwain y ffordd a gweithio gyda'r Prif Weinidog i gyflawni canlyniad y refferendwm hwnnw a chyflawni'r cytundeb ymadael hwn a gytunwyd gyda'r Undeb Ewropeaidd ac a gymeradwyir gan Weriniaeth Iwerddon hefyd?