English: I must say, I'm quite disappointed with this statement today, Minister. When I asked an urgent question back in January, I was told to wait for the child practice review; now the child practice review has been published, I'm told to wait some inordinate amount of time again, without any timetable or idea of what the Government is going to do. I don't share your confidence, Minister, regarding the Social Services and Well-being (Wales) Act 2014. Can you confirm to me that, although this Act introduces new duties and more training, it does not introduce new powers and therefore the situation could indeed arise again? With Dylan Seabridge, there were attempts to see him by education officials in the last year of his life; that was not a statutory right, to see a child that is home-educated, and that is what's been addressed in the child practice review in a clear recommendation for a register of home-schooled children - not an interference in home-schooling, but a register and a right to ensure that those children are being educated and are being looked after. This is a missing piece from your statement that you have not addressed. Are you kicking it, again, into the long grass, or are you going to actually face up to the need to ensure that all children in Wales, in whichever situation they're educated - including private schools in Wales - are properly accounted for for their education and their welfare? And the final point is that the child practice review says very clearly that the way that Dylan Seabridge was treated by the authorities was not in accord with the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. Is that castigating Welsh Government or is it castigating the authorities concerned, and what action have you taken?
Welsh: Rhaid imi ddweud, rwy'n eithaf siomedig â'r datganiad hwn heddiw, Weinidog. Pan ofynnais gwestiwn brys ôl ym mis Ionawr, dywedwyd wrthyf am aros am yr adolygiad ymarfer plant; nawr bod yr adolygiad ymarfer plant wedi cael ei gyhoeddi, dywedir wrthyf am aros am lawer gormod o amser eto, heb ddim amserlen na syniad o'r hyn y mae'r Llywodraeth yn mynd i'w wneud. Nid wyf yn rhannu eich hyder, Weinidog, ynghylch Deddf Gwasanaethau Cymdeithasol a Llesiant (Cymru) 2014. A allwch gadarnhau wrthyf, er bod y Ddeddf hon yn cyflwyno dyletswyddau newydd a mwy o hyfforddiant, nad yw'n cyflwyno pwerau newydd, ac felly y gallai'r sefyllfa yn wir godi eto? Gyda Dylan Seabridge, ceisiodd swyddogion addysg ei weld yn ystod blwyddyn olaf ei fywyd; nid oedd hynny'n hawl statudol, i weld plentyn sy'n cael addysg gartref, a dyna beth sydd wedi cael sylw yn yr adolygiad ymarfer plant mewn argymhelliad clir i gofrestru plant sy'n cael addysg gartref - nid ymyrryd ag addysg gartref, ond cofrestr a hawl i sicrhau bod y plant hynny'n cael addysg a gofal. Mae hwn yn ddarn coll o'ch datganiad nad ydych wedi ymdrin ag ef. A ydych yn ei fwrw, unwaith eto, o'r neilltu, ynteu a ydych wir yn mynd i wynebu'r angen i sicrhau bod pob plentyn yng Nghymru, ym mha bynnag sefyllfa y mae'n cael ei addysgu - gan gynnwys ysgolion preifat yng Nghymru - yn cael ei gofnodi'n briodol o ran ei addysg a'i les? A'r pwynt olaf yw bod yr adolygiad ymarfer plant yn dweud yn glir iawn nad oedd y ffordd y cafodd Dylan Seabridge ei drin gan yr awdurdodau'n cyd-fynd â Chonfensiwn y Cenhedloedd Unedig ar Hawliau'r Plentyn. Ai cerydd i Lywodraeth Cymru yw hynny, ynteu ai cerydd i'r awdurdodau dan sylw, a pha gamau yr ydych wedi'u cymryd?