yn archwilio sut caiff Cynghorau Iechyd Cymuned eu rheoli o’r bôn i’r brig ac, yn benodol, yn llunio argymhellion ar:y strwythur gweithredolllinellau atebolrwydd gan gynnwys cysylltiadau â Llywodraeth Cymrurôl a chyfrifoldebau Cyfarwyddwr y Bwrdd Cynghorau Iechyd Cymunedy strwythur aelodaeth a’r prosesau penodigwneud defnydd effeithiol o Awdurdodau Lleol a’r Trydydd Sectoryn argymell lle a sut mae angen inni ddatblygu Cynghorau Iechyd Cymuned, gan gynnwys yr aelodau, yn sefydliadau ‘proffesiynol’ sy’n cydweddu ag anghenion strategol ‘Law yn Llaw at Iechyd’yn ystyried sut mae Cynghorau Iechyd Cymuned a Byrddau Iechyd yn cydweithio er lles pobl Cymru, gan gynnwys sut maent yn cyflawni eu rhwymedigaethau statudolyn ystyried yr hyn rydym yn ei gael am ein harian a lle gall Cynghorau Iechyd Cymuned fod yn fwy effeithlonyn nodi enghreifftiau o arfer da o fewn y Cynghorau Iechyd Cymuned y mae angen eu mabwysiadu’n ehangach a sut gellir gwneud hynyn ystyried ac yn llunio argymhellion ar ddatblygu eu rôl o fod yn “ffrind beirniadol” mewn perthynas â Byrddau Iechyd, gan gynnwys bod yn llais i gleifionyn ystyried eu perthynas gyda Llywodraeth Cymru a chyrff eraill gan gynnwys Arolygiaeth Gofal Iechyd Cymru, Arolygiaeth Gofal a Gwasanaethau Cymdeithasol Cymru, y Comisiynydd Plant a’r Comisiynydd Pobl Hŷnyn ystyried sut dylid darparu’r Gwasanaeth Eiriolaeth yn y dyfodol.
undertake a root and branch review of the governance of Community Health Councils and, in particular, to make recommendations onthe operational structurelines of accountability including links to the Welsh Governmentthe role and responsibilities of the Director of the Board of Community Health Councilsthe membership structure and the appointment processesmaking effective use of Third Sector and Local Authorities membershiprecommend where and how we need to develop Community Health Councils, including the members, into ‘professional’ organisations which fit the strategic needs of ‘Together for Health’review how Community Health Councils and Health Boards are working together for the benefit of people in Wales including how they fulfil their statutory obligationsreview what we are getting for our money and  where Community Health Councils can be more efficientidentify good practice examples within the Community Health Councils which need to be more widely adopted and how this can be donereview and make recommendations on any future developments on their “critical friend” role in relation to Health Boards, including acting as the ‘patients’ voiceconsider their relationship with the Welsh Government and other bodies including Healthcare Inspectorate Wales, the Care and Social Services Inspectorate for Wales, the Children’s Commissioner and the Older People’s Commissionerconsider how the Advocacy Service should be provided in the future.