Cynhaliwyd Uwchgynhadledd Lles Ceffylau Cymru ar 12 Medi, a drefnwyd ar y cyd gan Lywodraeth Cymru, RSPCA a’r Cyngor Lles Ceffylau Cenedlaethol. Nod yr uwchgynhadledd oedd annog gwaith partneriaeth, ac roedd hefyd yn galluogi cynrychiolwyr sefydliadau ceffylau a gorfodaeth i ddatgan pryderon ac ystyried ffyrdd tymor byr a hirdymor o ddatrys y broblem. Daeth mwy na 70 o bobl i’r uwchgynhadledd, gan gynnwys cynrychiolwyr awdurdodau lleol, yr Heddlu, Cymdeithas Geffylau Prydain, cymdeithasau tir comin ac amryw elusennau lles ceffylau. Rwy’n ymwybodol hefyd bod y Grŵp Trawsbleidiol ar Geffylau yn y Cynulliad Cenedlaethol wedi adolygu’r mater ac wedi gwneud nifer o argymhellion i fynd i’r afael â thipio anghyfreithlon.
A Welsh Equine Welfare Summit was held on 12 September, jointly organised by the Welsh Government, RSPCA and the National Equine Welfare Council. The summit which aimed to encourage partnership working also allowed those from equine and enforcement organisations to identify concerns and look at short and long term solutions to the problem. More than 70 people attended the summit including local authorities, the police, British Horse Society, Common Land Associations and various equine welfare charities. I am also aware that the National Assembly’s Cross Party Group on Horses has reviewed the issue and made a series of recommendations to address fly-grazing.