English: Thank you very much for that wholehearted endorsement of this plan. I think your response is as usual, but, in any case, I welcome the fact that you want to work with us on this. I am sure that the Member heard me say that the detailed implementation plan will be introduced in August, so I think perhaps he had better wait to see that before he goes much further in his criticism of, in particular, the MAG, the learning disability ministerial advisory group, which I cannot praise too much. It is led jointly, with one of them being a women with learning disabilities, and it is very representative of different groups in the learning disability world and in society as a whole. They have pressed me strongly, have come up with a huge list of recommendations, are fighting for greater equality, and I'm really proud that we've got such a fantastic group and we want to make it even more inclusive. So, I think they won't take it very well that you have been very critical of them, especially as they have produced this plan jointly with other groups. But, in any case, in terms of the £3 million, that, of course, is in addition to the other money that we put into learning disabilities. But, I have got a detailed breakdown of how that £3 million will be spent. I'm not sure we want to go actually penny by penny through it now today, but certainly one of the important things is to look at how we reduce avoidable deaths because, as you know, people with learning disabilities are much more prone to ill health. You mentioned the health checks issue. This was a very important part of the Improving Lives programme, that people with learning disabilities, who do sufferer disproportionately from certain illnesses, should have a yearly health check. Unfortunately, the pandemic arrived and it stopped that completely. In most cases, that was cancelled. We're now starting that again. Originally, £600,000 was put in to do it during the last financial year, we're putting another £350,000 in. Obviously, that will be carefully monitored because the health checks is one of the really important things that we want to do. You mentioned the Paul Ridd Foundation, the education, and the first stage has been done. I'd like to really pay tribute to the Paul Ridd Foundation and to his family who have campaigned relentlessly so that there will be a better understanding of people with learning disabilities, so that they get the treatment that they need in hospitals. In that £3 million is the money in order to ensure that the second and third phases go on. So, I can account completely for that £3 million and how it's being spent. The other point I'll pick up in what the Member mentioned is the day services. That's an issue that I am very concerned about, because I know many of the day services - virtually all of them - closed down during the pandemic and not all of them have opened up yet. So, I'm very keen that we look at this. We are reviewing this situation, but we want, when they do open up again, to be absolutely sure that they are what people with learning disabilities want and that they are included in the planning of those day services.
Welsh: Diolch yn fawr am y gymeradwyaeth lwyr honno i'r cynllun hwn. Rwy'n credu eich bod wedi ymateb fel arfer, ond, beth bynnag, rwy'n croesawu'r ffaith eich bod chi eisiau gweithio gyda ni ar hyn. Rwy'n siŵr bod yr Aelod wedi fy nghlywed i'n dweud y bydd y cynllun gweithredu manwl yn cael ei gyflwyno ym mis Awst, felly rwy'n credu efallai y byddai'n well iddo aros i weld hynny cyn iddo fynd ymhellach o lawer yn ei feirniadaeth o'r Grŵp Cynghori, yn benodol, y grŵp cynghori'r gweinidog ar anabledd dysgu, na allaf i ei ganmol yn ormodol. Caiff ei arwain ar y cyd, gydag un ohonyn nhw'n fenyw ag anableddau dysgu, ac mae'n gynrychioliadol iawn o wahanol grwpiau yn y byd anabledd dysgu ac yn y gymdeithas yn gyffredinol. Maen nhw wedi pwyso arnaf i'n gryf, wedi llunio rhestr enfawr o argymhellion, yn brwydro dros fwy o gydraddoldeb, ac rwy'n falch iawn bod gennym ni grŵp mor wych ac rydym ni eisiau ei wneud hyd yn oed yn fwy cynhwysol. Felly, rwy'n credu na fyddan nhw'n fodlon iawn o glywed eich bod chi wedi bod yn feirniadol iawn ohonyn nhw, yn enwedig gan eu bod wedi cynhyrchu'r cynllun hwn ar y cyd â grwpiau eraill. Ond, fodd bynnag, o ran y £3 miliwn, mae hynny, wrth gwrs, yn ychwanegol at yr arian arall yr ydym ni'n ei roi i faes anabledd dysgu. Ond, mae gen i fanylion o sut y caiff y £3 miliwn hwnnw ei wario. Nid wyf i'n siŵr a ydym ni eisiau ei ystyried geiniog wrth geiniog nawr heddiw, ond yn sicr un o'r pethau pwysig yw edrych ar sut yr ydym ni'n lleihau marwolaethau y mae modd eu hosgoi oherwydd, fel y gwyddoch chi, mae pobl ag anableddau dysgu yn llawer mwy tebygol o fod yn sâl. Gwnaethoch chi sôn am fater archwiliadau iechyd. Roedd hyn yn rhan bwysig iawn o'r rhaglen Gwella Bywydau, sef y dylai pobl ag anableddau dysgu, sy'n dioddef yn anghymesur o rai afiechydon, gael archwiliad iechyd blynyddol. Yn anffodus, cyrhaeddodd y pandemig ac ataliodd hynny'n llwyr. Yn y rhan fwyaf o achosion, cawsant eu canslo. Rydym ni nawr yn dechrau hynny eto. Yn wreiddiol, cafodd £600,000 ei roi ar ei gyfer yn ystod y flwyddyn ariannol ddiwethaf, yr ydym ni'n rhoi £350,000 arall i mewn. Yn amlwg, caiff hynny ei fonitro'n ofalus gan fod yr archwiliadau iechyd yn un o'r pethau pwysig iawn yr ydym ni eisiau'i wneud. Gwnaethoch chi sôn am Sefydliad Paul Ridd, yr addysg, ac mae'r cam cyntaf wedi'i gyflawni. Hoffwn i dalu teyrnged i Sefydliad Paul Ridd ac i'w deulu sydd wedi ymgyrchu'n ddi-baid fel y bydd gwell dealltwriaeth o bobl ag anableddau dysgu, fel eu bod yn cael y driniaeth mewn ysbytai sydd ei hangen arnyn nhw. Yn y £3 miliwn hwnnw mae arian er mwyn sicrhau bod yr ail a'r trydydd cam yn mynd yn eu blaenau. Felly, gallaf i gyfrif yn llwyr am y £3 miliwn hwnnw a sut y mae'n cael ei wario. Y pwynt arall y soniaf amdano o'r hyn a gafodd ei grybwyll gan yr Aelod yw'r gwasanaethau dydd. Mae hwnnw'n fater yr wyf i'n pryderu'n fawr amdano, oherwydd gwn i fod llawer o'r gwasanaethau dydd - bron pob un ohonyn nhw - wedi cau yn ystod y pandemig ac nid yw pob un ohonyn nhw wedi agor eto. Felly, rwy'n awyddus iawn i ni edrych ar hyn. Rydym ni'n adolygu'r sefyllfa hon, ond yr ydym eisiau, pan fyddan nhw'n agor eto, fod yn gwbl sicr mai dyma y mae pobl ag anableddau dysgu eisiau'u cael a'u bod yn cael eu cynnwys wrth gynllunio'r gwasanaethau dydd hynny.