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English: Why isn't he participating in the process? Because he hasn't up until now. I can say that the health board has been working with elected politicians. They've been working in order to ensure that a working party was established with representatives from across the political parties, and also councillors, in order to see - [ Interruption.] Please, listen and learn - what the transformation work is. I can say to Adam Price - it's extremely important that people know this - that he released a press statement with Jonathan Edwards saying that he intends to meet with the health board as soon as possible, and asking what is the view of the Labour Government. Well, I can say that the health board tried to contact his office. On 8 December, an e-mail was sent to Adam Price inviting him to meet with the health board in order to discuss any concerns that he may have, with no reply. No reply. Then, on 8 January, once again an e-mail was sent inviting him to speak to the health board - no response. No response. He was even offered a telephone call with the health board on 23 January, but he turned that down. He turned it down. So, on one hand he says that he wants to talk, but no, the problem is that he's grandstanding in this place, without doing the work on behalf of his constituents. [ Interruption.]
Welsh: Pam nad yw e'n chwarae rhan yn y broses? Achos nid yw e wedi lan i nawr. Gallaf ddweud bod y bwrdd iechyd wedi bod yn gweithio gyda gwleidyddion sydd wedi cael eu hethol. Maen nhw wedi bod yn gweithio er mwyn sicrhau bod yna weithgor yn cael ei greu gyda chynrychiolwyr ar draws y pleidiau gwleidyddol ac hefyd cynghorwyr, er mwyn sicrhau eu bod nhw'n gwybod beth yw - [ Torri ar draws.] Gwranda a dysga, nawr - y gwaith trawsnewid sy'n digwydd. A gallaf ddweud wrth Adam Price - mae'n bwysig dros ben bod pobl yn gwybod hyn - fe wnaeth e ddatganiad i'r wasg gyda Jonathan Edwards yn dweud bod yn rhaid iddo fe gwrdd â'r bwrdd iechyd cyn gynted ag sy'n bosibl, ac yn gofyn beth yw barn y Llywodraeth Lafur. Wel, gallaf i ddweud bod y bwrdd iechyd wedi trial cysylltu â'i swyddfa fe. Ar 8 Rhagfyr, cafodd e-bost ei hala at Adam Price yn ei wahodd e i gwrdd â'r bwrdd iechyd er mwyn ystyried unrhyw gonsyrns oedd gyda fe. Dim ateb. Dim ateb. Gwnaeth e-bost arall fynd ar 8 Ionawr, unwaith eto yn ei wahodd e i siarad gyda'r bwrdd iechyd. Dim ateb. Dim ateb. Galwad - mae e wedi cael cynnig galwad gyda'r bwrdd iechyd. Cafodd yr alwad yna ei chynnig ar 23 Ionawr, ond trodd e hi lawr. Trodd e hi lawr. So, ar un adeg mae'n dweud bod e'n moyn siarad, ond na, y broblem yw ei fod e'n 'grandstand-io' yn y lle hwn heb wneud y gwaith o sefyll dros ei etholwyr. [ Torri ar draws.]
English: Paul Davies. [ Interruption. ] Paul Davies. [ Interruption. ] Paul Davies. [ Interruption.] I would just say that the local health board probably has information regarding whether I answered e-mails or phone calls to them as well. I wouldn't personally want that shared in this place. Paul Davies. [ Interruption. ]
Welsh: Paul Davies. [ Torri ar draws. ] Paul Davies. [ Torri ar draws. ] Paul Davies. [ Torri ar draws.] Byddwn ddim ond yn dweud ei bod hi'n debyg bod gan y bwrdd iechyd lleol wybodaeth ynghylch pa un a wyf i wedi ateb negeseuon e-bost neu alwadau ffôn iddyn nhw hefyd. Ni fyddwn i'n bersonol eisiau hynny i gael ei rannu yn y lle hwn. Paul Davies. [ Torri ar draws. ]
English: First Minister, if we could return to the issue, five of the nine options being considered by the Hywel Dda University Health Board would lead to the closure of Withybush hospital. Naturally, this is entirely unacceptable to the people of Pembrokeshire. So, in those circumstances, when it comes to any consultation, what assurance can you give the people I represent that any consultation will be meaningful and will truly represent the views of local people? What will you as a Government do to ensure that this happens? Because the people I represent have no confidence in the Hywel Dda health board at the moment.
Welsh: Brif Weinidog, os cawn ni ddod yn ôl i'r issue, mae pump o'r naw o opsiynau sy'n cael eu hystyried gan Fwrdd Iechyd Prifysgol Hywel Dda ar hyn o bryd yn arwain at gau ysbyty Llwynhelyg. Yn naturiol, mae hyn yn hollol annerbyniol i bobl sir Benfro. Felly, yn yr amgylchiadau, pan ddaw hi i unrhyw ymgynghoriad, pa sicrwydd y gallwch chi ei roi i'r bobl rydw i'n eu cynrychioli y bydd unrhyw ymgynghoriad yn un ystyrlon ac yn wirioneddol gynrychioli barn pobl leol? Beth byddwch chi fel Llywodraeth yn ei wneud i sicrhau bod hyn yn digwydd? Oherwydd nid oes dim hyder gan y bobl rydw i'n eu cynrychioli ym mwrdd iechyd Hywel Dda ar hyn o bryd.
English: As I said, a working party has been established in order to secure the views of politicians across the political spectrum, and also councillors, so that they can be part of the transformation work. So, there is an open invitation to elected members and others so that they can play a part in that process.
Welsh: Fel y dywedais i, mae yna weithgor wedi cael ei greu er mwyn cael cynrychiolwyr o dros y pleidiau gwleidyddol a hefyd cynghorwyr er mwyn bod yn rhan o hynny ac er mwyn gallu bod yn rhan o'r gwaith trawsnewid. Mae yna wahoddiad agored i'r rheini sydd wedi cael eu hethol a rhai eraill er mwyn eu bod nhw'n gallu chwarae rhan yn y broses.
English: First Minister, we accept that we can't deliver the health service in the same way we did 70 years ago - [ Interruption. ]
Welsh: Prif Weinidog, rydym ni'n derbyn na allwn ni ddarparu'r gwasanaeth iechyd yn yr un modd ag yr oeddem ni 70 mlynedd yn ôl - [ torri ar draws. ]
English: Caroline Jones, carry on. The Plaid Cymru group is agitated, but I understand why they may well be agitated. But can we allow questions to proceed, please? Caroline Jones.
Welsh: Caroline Jones, ewch ymlaen. Mae grŵp Plaid Cymru wedi cynhyrfu, ond rwy'n deall yn iawn pam maen nhw wedi cynhyrfu. Ond a gawn ni ganiatáu i'r cwestiynau barhau, os gwelwch yn dda? Caroline Jones.
English: Diolch, Llywydd. First Minister, we accept that services have to change and that we can't deliver health in the same way we did 70 years ago. However, any change has to be based upon clinical need and be clinically led. By that, I don't mean the clinical director of the local health board. Change needs to be driven by the doctors and nurses and supported by doctors and nurses. I've been contacted by a number of staff protesting about the merger of wards at Morriston Hospital, which has proceeded without the support of clinical staff. Staff believe the change is financially driven. First Minister, can you guarantee that financial pressures will not lead to further such changes in future?
Welsh: Diolch, Llywydd. Prif Weinidog, rydym ni'n derbyn bod yn rhaid i wasanaethau newid ac na allwn ni ddarparu iechyd yn yr un ffordd ag yr oeddem ni 70 mlynedd yn ôl. Fodd bynnag, mae'n rhaid i unrhyw newid fod yn seiliedig ar angen clinigol a chael ei arwain yn glinigol. Trwy ddweud hynny, nid wyf yn golygu cyfarwyddwr clinigol y bwrdd iechyd lleol. Mae angen i newid gael ei ysgogi gan y meddygon a'r nyrsys a chael ei gefnogi gan feddygon a nyrsys. Mae nifer o staff wedi cysylltu â mi yn protestio am uno wardiau yn ysbyty Treforys, sydd wedi mynd rhagddo heb gefnogaeth y staff clinigol. Mae'r staff yn credu bod y newid yn seiliedig ar faterion ariannol. Prif Weinidog, a allwch chi sicrhau na fydd pwysau ariannol yn arwain at newidiadau pellach o'r fath yn y dyfodol?
English: Financial pressures are not the issue here, it's a question of making sure that a service is sustainable and that they can attract the right staff and the right level of staff. That is what guides the guidance that we give to the health boards; mainly that they want to put in place a safe and sustainable service.
Welsh: Nid pwysau ariannol yw'r broblem yn y fan yma, mae'n gwestiwn o wneud yn siŵr bod gwasanaeth yn gynaliadwy a'u bod nhw'n gallu denu'r staff cywir a'r lefel briodol o staff. Dyna sy'n llywio'r canllawiau yr ydym ni'n eu rhoi i'r byrddau iechyd; yn bennaf eu bod nhw eisiau sefydlu gwasanaeth diogel a chynaliadwy.
English: First Minister, you may recall that I've previously raised on numerous occasions my concerns and those of my constituents - [ Interruption. ]
Welsh: Prif Weinidog, efallai y byddwch chi'n cofio fy mod i wedi codi ar sawl achlysur yn y gorffennol fy mhryderon i a phryderon fy etholwyr - [ Torri ar draws. ]
English: Yes. Improving mental health services across the whole of Wales continues to be a priority for the Welsh Government and we have committed a further £40 million specifically for mental health services over the next two years.
Welsh: Gwnaf. Mae gwella gwasanaethau iechyd meddwl ar draws Cymru gyfan yn parhau i fod yn flaenoriaeth i Lywodraeth Cymru ac rydym ni wedi ymrwymo £40 miliwn arall ar gyfer gwasanaethau iechyd meddwl yn benodol dros y ddwy flynedd nesaf.
English: Thank you, First Minister. I have previously raised with you my immense concerns, on behalf of my constituents, about the current mental health provision in the Betsi Cadwaladr board in north Wales. Last term, I referenced correspondence from Professor David Healy, who is a widely respected consultant psychiatrist in north Wales. At that time, he raised issues around staff morale, suitability of staffing arrangements and the exit of senior nurses from the service. Again, a recent letter, which I've now received a copy of, from Professor Healy to the Cabinet Secretary, raises further concerns and notes that, following his visits to some mental health services within the Betsi board, in his words, in the Hergest unit, he was presented with a scene from Dante's purgatory or hell. On arrival at Roslin mental health centre, he found an equally apocalyptic scene. This theme correlates directly with constituents' views when they come to see me needing desperately this support. He finishes by saying that you now have every locum in the UK steering clear of here and patients finding themselves in settings unimaginable a few years ago - it's an extraordinary fall from grace. Now, this service, First Minister, is failing and was, in fact, the primary trigger for the special measures being put in place. Two and a half years later, this service is in a mess. The response from the Cabinet Secretary shows disinterest. Will you take this matter seriously?
Welsh: Diolch, Prif Weinidog. Rwyf i wedi codi gyda chi o'r blaen fy mhryderon aruthrol, ar ran fy etholwyr, am y ddarpariaeth iechyd meddwl bresennol ym mwrdd Betsi Cadwaladr yn y gogledd. Y tymor diwethaf, cyfeiriais at ohebiaeth gan yr Athro David Healy, sy'n seiciatrydd ymgynghorol uchel ei barch yn y gogledd. Bryd hynny, cododd faterion yn ymwneud ag ysbryd staff, addasrwydd trefniadau staffio ac ymadawiad uwch nyrsys o'r gwasanaeth. Unwaith eto, mae llythyr diweddar, yr wyf i wedi derbyn copi ohono erbyn hyn, gan yr Athro Healy i Ysgrifennydd y Cabinet, yn codi mwy o bryderon ac yn nodi, yn dilyn ei ymweliadau â rhai gwasanaethau iechyd meddwl ym mwrdd Betsi, yn ei eiriau ef, yn uned Hergest, iddo gael ei wynebu gan olygfa o burdan neu uffern Dante. Ar ôl cyrraedd canolfan iechyd meddwl Roslin, canfu olygfa yr un mor apocalyptaidd. Mae'r thema hon yn cyfateb yn uniongyrchol i safbwyntiau etholwyr pan fyddan nhw'n dod i fy ngweld i mewn angen dybryd am y cymorth hwn. Mae'n cloi trwy ddweud bod pob locwm yn y DU erbyn hyn yn cadw'n glir o'r fan hon a bod cleifion yn canfod eu hunain mewn lleoliadau na ellid eu dychmygu ychydig flynyddoedd yn ôl - mae'n gwymp aruthrol oddi wrth ras. Nawr, mae'r gwasanaeth hwn, Prif Weinidog, yn methu a hwn, mewn gwirionedd, oedd y prif sbardun ar gyfer rhoi'r mesurau arbennig ar waith. Ddwy flynedd a hanner yn ddiweddarach, mae'r gwasanaeth hwn yn llanastr. Mae'r ymateb gan Ysgrifennydd y Cabinet yn dangos diffyg diddordeb. A wnewch chi gymryd y mater hwn o ddifrif?
English: That's absolutely not true.
Welsh: Mae hynny'n gwbl anwir.
English: I have your response here -
Welsh: Mae eich ymateb gen i yn y fan yma -
English: Just ask the question to the First Minister. Don't get diverted by - [ Inaudible.] - the health Minister.
Welsh: Gofynnwch y cwestiwn i'r Prif Weinidog. Peidiwch â gadael i'r - [ Anhyglywadwy ] - Gweinidog iechyd dynnu eich sylw.
English: I have the letter to Professor Healy. I have the response. First Minister, I would like to share these with you, but I am asking, on behalf of my constituents, on behalf of the staff who work in these units: will you please look at the service more carefully and actually maybe have a conversation with the Cabinet Secretary and perhaps just get him to show a little bit more enthusiasm and concern when issues of this nature are raised about mental health services in north Wales?
Welsh: Mae'r llythyr at yr Athro Healy gen i. Mae'r ymateb gen i. Prif Weinidog, hoffwn rannu'r rhain gyda chi, ond rwy'n gofyn, ar ran fy etholwyr, ar ran y staff sy'n gweithio yn yr unedau hyn: a wnewch chi edrych ar y gwasanaeth yn fwy gofalus os gwelwch yn dda, a chael sgwrs gydag Ysgrifennydd Cabinet efallai, a'i gael i ddangos ychydig bach mwy o frwdfrydedd a phryder efallai, pan fydd materion o'r math yma yn cael eu codi am wasanaethau iechyd meddwl yn y gogledd?
English: I think it's hugely unfair to suggest that the Cabinet Secretary is not concerned - he is somebody who is passionate about the health service - and that certainly is not the impression he gives to the public, of that I am sure. I am aware that the Member has written to the chief executive of the health board with a number of concerns about the provision of mental health services in north Wales. We have asked the chief executive of BCU to meet with you in person as soon as possible to discuss your concerns. In terms of the comments around the operation of Conwy community mental health team, I know that the chief executive and mental health director met the local authority scrutiny committee last week to discuss concerns and action directly with them.
Welsh: Rwy'n credu ei bod hi'n annheg iawn i awgrymu nad oes ots gan Ysgrifennydd y Cabinet - mae e'n rhywun sy'n teimlo'n angerddol am y gwasanaeth iechyd - ac nid dyna'r argraff y mae'n ei rhoi i'r cyhoedd yn sicr, rwy'n siŵr o hynny. Rwy'n ymwybodol bod yr Aelod wedi ysgrifennu at brif weithredwr y bwrdd iechyd gyda nifer o bryderon am y ddarpariaeth o wasanaethau iechyd meddwl yn y gogledd. Rydym ni wedi gofyn i brif weithredwr PBC gyfarfod â chi yn bersonol cyn gynted â phosibl i drafod eich pryderon. O ran y sylwadau am weithrediad tîm iechyd meddwl cymunedol Conwy, gwn fod y Prif Weithredwr a'r cyfarwyddwr iechyd meddwl wedi cyfarfod â phwyllgor craffu'r awdurdod lleol yr wythnos diwethaf i drafod pryderon a chamau gweithredu yn uniongyrchol â nhw.
English: Local authorities are responsible for providing a suitable education for all children and young people, including those with additional learning needs. By reforming the current system, we want to transform expectations, experiences and outcomes for children and young people with additional learning needs.
Welsh: Awdurdodau lleol sy'n gyfrifol am ddarparu addysg briodol i'r holl blant a phobl ifanc, gan gynnwys y rheini ag anghenion dysgu ychwanegol. Trwy ddiwygio'r system bresennol, rydym ni eisiau gweddnewid disgwyliadau, profiadau a chanlyniadau i blant a phobl ifanc ag anghenion dysgu ychwanegol.
English: First Minister, you would probably have heard that Afasic Cymru, which is the charity that supports parents with children who have speech and language learning difficulties. The charity is closing its Cardiff office tomorrow and will close its north Wales office at the end of March. This is a charity that has very deep roots in south Wales, founded over 40 years ago. We'll continue to have a service from its London headquarters, but I'm very concerned that current policy, which has reduced core funding to key organisations - . I understand the logic behind that, but combined with the temporary nature of lottery funding, we are losing key skills and vital support networks, and these charities are faced with obtaining the equivalent of administrative support from a great many bodies - education authorities and health boards - across Wales. We really do need a strategy to ensure that this expertise is maintained because it's of such great public benefit, particularly when we are reforming an essential aspect of the law.
Welsh: Prif Weinidog, mae'n debyg eich bod chi wedi clywed bod Afasic Cymru, sef yr elusen sy'n cefnogi rhieni â phlant sydd ag anawsterau dysgu lleferydd ac iaith. Mae'r elusen yn cau ei swyddfa yng Nghaerdydd yfory a bydd yn cau ei swyddfa yn y gogledd ddiwedd mis Mawrth. Mae hon yn elusen sydd wedi bwrw gwreiddiau dwfn iawn yn ne Cymru, a sefydlwyd dros 40 mlynedd yn ôl. Byddwn yn parhau i gael gwasanaeth o'i phencadlys yn Llundain, ond rwy'n bryderus iawn bod polisi cyfredol, sydd wedi lleihau cyllid craidd i sefydliadau allweddol - . Rwy'n deall y rhesymeg y tu ôl i hynny, ond ynghyd â natur dros dro arian Loteri, rydym ni'n colli sgiliau allweddol a rhwydweithiau cymorth hanfodol, ac mae'r elusennau hyn yn wynebu cael gafael ar yr hyn sy'n cyfateb i gymorth gweinyddol gan lawer iawn o gyrff - awdurdodau addysg a byrddau iechyd - ledled Cymru. Mae wir angen strategaeth arnom i sicrhau bod yr arbenigedd hwn yn cael ei gynnal oherwydd ei fod o gymaint o fudd i'r cyhoedd, yn enwedig pan ein bod ni'n diwygio agwedd hanfodol ar y gyfraith.
English: I'm disappointed to hear the decision to close Afasic Cymru. I do understand that Afasic, a UK-based charity, will still offer advice and support to families in Wales. It is, of course, the responsibility of health boards to ensure they provide adequate access to therapy services, including speech, language and communication therapy, and speech and language therapy is provided to all children and young people who are identified as having a need. We will of course monitor the closure of Afasic Cymru on service users.
Welsh: Rwy'n siomedig o glywed y penderfyniad i gau Afasic Cymru. Rwyf yn deall y bydd Afasic, sy'n elusen wedi'i lleoli yn y DU, yn dal i gynnig cyngor a chymorth i deuluoedd yng Nghymru. Cyfrifoldeb byrddau iechyd, wrth gwrs, yw sicrhau eu bod nhw'n darparu mynediad digonol at wasanaethau therapi, gan gynnwys therapi lleferydd, iaith a chyfathrebu, a darperir therapi lleferydd ac iaith i'r holl blant a phobl ifanc y nodir bod angen arnynt. Byddwn wrth gwrs yn monitro effaith cau Afasic Cymru ar ddefnyddwyr gwasanaeth.
English: I'm pleased to hear that you will be monitoring the situation, because we also know, as the budgets of a number of schools where many of us are governors are shrinking, that means that the only true saving that many schools can make is to reduce the staff numbers, and classroom assistants are very often the first to be cut. In a climate where the Government - . Of course, we welcome the fact that you have legislated in order to strengthen the support for pupils with additional learning needs. Very often, it's those classroom assistants who are on the front line and who are providing that additional support. So, what assessment have you carried out of the impact that shrinking budgets and the loss of classroom assistants is having on the new Act and, hopefully, its success?
Welsh: Rwy'n falch i glywed eich bod chi'n mynd i fonitro'r sefyllfa, oherwydd rydym ni hefyd yn gwybod, wrth i gyllidebau nifer o ysgolion lle rydym ni'n llywodraethwyr - nifer ohonom ni, rwy'n siŵr - grebachu, mae hynny'n golygu mai'r unig arbediad gwirioneddol y mae nifer o ysgolion yn gallu ei wneud yw lleihau nifer y staff, a chynorthwywyr dosbarth yn aml iawn yw'r cyntaf i gael eu torri. Yn yr hinsawdd lle mae'r Llywodraeth - . Wrth gwrs, rydym ni'n croesawu'r ffaith eich bod chi wedi deddfu er mwyn cryfhau'r gefnogaeth i ddisgyblion ag anghenion dysgu ychwanegol. Yn aml iawn, y cynorthwywyr dosbarth yna yw'r rhai sydd yn y rheng flaen ac sy'n rhoi'r gefnogaeth ychwanegol yna. Felly, pa asesiad ydych chi wedi'i wneud o'r effaith y mae crebachu cyllidebau a cholli cynorthwywyr dosbarth yn ei gael ar y Ddeddf newydd a llwyddiant, gobeithio, y Ddeddf honno?
English: A package of funding - £20 million - has been put in place to support the Act itself and all that is associated with the Act. It includes, for example, developing the workforce, ensuring that people in the workplace have the skills in order to work effectively within the new system, and also, of course, to ensure that things improve for the learners. So, the funding is in place, and we understand how important it is to have an effective workforce.
Welsh: Mae yna becyn cyllido, wrth gwrs, wedi cael ei roi mewn lle - £20 miliwn - i gefnogi'r Ddeddf ei hunan a hefyd y cynlluniau rownd y Ddeddf. Mae hynny'n cynnwys, er enghraifft, datblygu'r gweithlu, sicrhau bod y rheini sydd yn y gweithle â'r sgiliau er mwyn gweithio'n effeithiol yn y system newydd, a hefyd, wrth gwrs, sicrhau bod pethau'n gwella i'r rheini sydd yn dysgu. Felly, mae'r arian yna, ac rŷm ni'n deall pa mor bwysig yw e i gael gweithlu sydd yn effeithiol.
English: We are taking a range of actions to prevent, diagnose and treat chronic conditions, both nationally and at health board level. These actions are set out in a suite of strategies and delivery plans.
Welsh: Rydym ni'n cymryd amrywiaeth o gamau i atal, diagnosio a thrin cyflyrau cronig, yn genedlaethol ac ar lefel bwrdd iechyd. Nodir y camau hyn mewn cyfres o strategaethau a chynlluniau cyflawni.
English: Thank you. First Minister, most of the community-based services for chronic conditions are still only available on week days, and there is a need to better co-ordinate the work of the different staff groups and teams that care for patients with chronic conditions. What effort is the Welsh Government making to address these problems?
Welsh: Diolch. Prif Weinidog, mae'r rhan fwyaf o wasanaethau cymunedol ar gyfer cyflyrau cronig yn dal i fod ar gael ar ddiwrnodau gwaith yn unig, ac mae angen cydgysylltu'n well gwaith y gwahanol grwpiau a thimau staff sy'n gofalu am gleifion â chyflyrau cronig. Pa ymdrech y mae Llywodraeth Cymru yn ei gwneud i fynd i'r afael â'r problemau hyn?
English: We know that the health board is working hard to meet these pressures and challenges in waiting times in the north, and I know that this is something that the Cabinet Secretary takes a personal interest in. In terms of chronic conditions, I can say, in the BCU area, the number of emergency admissions has fallen and the number of emergency readmissions has also fallen, and that's as a result of actions taken over the past few years across north Wales and, indeed, across Wales as a whole.
Welsh: Rydym ni'n gwybod bod y bwrdd iechyd yn gweithio'n galed i ymateb i'r pwysau a'r heriau hyn o ran amseroedd aros yn y gogledd, a gwn fod hyn yn rhywbeth y mae Ysgrifennydd y Cabinet yn cymryd diddordeb personol ynddo. O ran cyflyrau cronig, gallaf ddweud, yn ardal PBC, mae nifer y derbyniadau brys wedi gostwng ac mae nifer yr aildderbyniadau brys wedi gostwng hefyd, ac mae hynny o ganlyniad i gamau a gymerwyd dros y blynyddoedd diwethaf ar draws y gogledd ac, yn wir, ar draws Cymru gyfan.