English: I'd like to ask for a statement on housing adaptations and an update on what Welsh Government are doing in this regard. I ask because I have a constituent who suffered from a very serious illness that has left her wheelchair bound, and she's only in her early 30s. She's recently been required to stay at a Holiday Inn - other hotels are available - but this has been paid for by the local authority due to the fact that they have zero places for her to live. The one place that is adapted is already housing somebody else. She's gone to three different housing associations. One of them has kindly said that they will build a new house for her, but that is still going to take some time through the planning system. In the interim, she's vulnerable - she's in temporary accommodation without the right adaptations. So, please could we have an update from the housing Minister, who I know is here listening too, to understand what we're going to do with the issues with people who are having these issues locally when the housing simply just is not available to them, be it by the council or the housing association in question? My second request is, again, groundhog day, I think, with regard to eating disorders - that will be my legacy, I'm sure. Last Friday, the health boards were given the termination of sending in their ideas and their programmes for future work in relation to the eating disorders framework review. I would like to request an oral statement on this - because we had a written statement on the actual review, which I was disappointed about - to understand how many health boards have submitted their plans, what do they look like, is there a national picture emerging, are the health boards are going to be working together more as a result of this eating disorders framework review. We need to see progress happening, considering we had such positive buy-in from patients and from carers. Please can we have an oral statement?
Welsh: Hoffwn i ofyn am ddatganiad ar addasiadau tai a diweddariad ar yr hyn y mae Llywodraeth Cymru yn ei wneud yn hyn o beth. Rwy'n gofyn hynny gan fod gennyf i etholwraig sy'n dioddef o salwch difrifol iawn sydd wedi ei gadael mewn cadair olwyn. Mae hi yn ei 30au cynnar. Yn ddiweddar, bu'n rhaid iddi aros mewn Holiday Inn - mae gwestai eraill ar gael - ond fe dalwyd am hynny gan yr awdurdod lleol oherwydd nad oes ganddo le ar gael sy'n addas iddi fyw ynddo. Mae'r unig le sydd wedi cael ei addasu eisoes yn gartref i rywun arall. Mae hi wedi mynd at dair gwahanol gymdeithas dai. Mae un ohonyn nhw wedi dweud yn garedig iawn y byddan nhw'n adeiladu tŷ newydd iddi hi, ond fe fydd hi'n gryn amser cyn i hynny fynd trwy'r system gynllunio. Yn y cyfamser, mae hi'n agored i niwed - mae'n aros mewn llety dros dro ac nid yw'r addasiadau cywir yno. Felly, a fyddai modd inni gael yr wybodaeth ddiweddaraf gan y Gweinidog tai, y gwn ei bod hi'n bresennol yma hefyd yn gwrando, i ddeall beth sy'n mynd i gael ei wneud o ran y problemau sydd gan bobl yn lleol pan nad yw'r tai ar gael iddyn nhw, naill ai gan y cyngor neu'r gymdeithas dai dan sylw? Gyda'r ail gais sydd gennyf i, mae'n Groundhog Day unwaith eto, yn fy marn i, o ran anhwylderau bwyta - dyna fydd fy ngwaddol i, rwy'n siŵr. Ddydd Gwener diwethaf oedd y dyddiad cau a roddwyd i'r byrddau iechyd anfon eu syniadau a'u rhaglenni ar gyfer gwaith yn y dyfodol mewn cysylltiad â'r adolygiad anhwylderau bwyta. Hoffwn i ofyn am ddatganiad llafar ynglŷn â hyn - fe gawsom ni ddatganiad ysgrifenedig ar yr adolygiad ei hun, ac roeddwn i'n siomedig yn ei gylch - er mwyn deall sawl bwrdd iechyd sydd wedi cyflwyno cynlluniau, sut rai ydyn nhw ac a oes darlun cenedlaethol yn dod i'r amlwg, ac a yw'r byrddau iechyd yn mynd i fod yn gweithio mwy gyda'i gilydd o ganlyniad i'r adolygiad anhwylderau bwyta. Mae angen inni weld cynnydd yn digwydd, o ystyried bod gennym ni'r fath ymrwymiad cadarnhaol gan gleifion a gofalwyr. A gawn ni ddatganiad llafar, os gwelwch chi'n dda?