un set o drefniadau asesu ariannol yn lle’r gwahanol trefniadau sy’n bodoli ar hyn o bryd ar gyfer codi tâl am ofal a chymorth preswyl ac amhreswyl;cadw’r uchafswm wythnosol presennol a ‘byffer’ ar gyfer gofal a chymorth amhreswyl, yn ogystal â’r terfyn cyfalaf a ddefnyddir ar hyn o bryd i benderfynu pwy sy’n talu’r gost lawn am ofal preswyl;cadw’r rhestr bresennol o unigolion, neu fathau o ofal a chymorth, na ellir codi tâl amdanynt, e.e. gwneud asesiad ariannol neu ofal cartref am ddim am chwe wythnos ar ôl cyfnod yn yr ysbyty;yn unol â pholisïau cyfredol, galluogi awdurdod lleol i godi tâl ar gyfradd wastad isel ar gyfer darparu ataliaeth neu gymorth (mae’r Deddf yn eithrio darparu gwybodaeth neu gyngor);gwneud pethau’n fwy tryloyw drwy ymestyn y gofyniad i bawb y codir tâl arnynt dderbyn datganiad yn rhoi’r manylion a sut cafodd ei gyfrifo;cyflwyno proses adolygu gyson a chyffredinol i ganiatáu i berson herio taliadau a godir a chywiro gwallau;cadw taliadau wedi’u gohirio i ganiatáu gwerthu eiddo er mwyn talu am ofal preswyl tan adeg sy’n fwy addas, a galluogi awdurdod lleol i godi cyfradd isel o log ar y swm sy’n cael ei ohirio er mwyn helpu i wneud trefniadau o’r fath yn niwtral o ran cost i awdurdodau.
one set of financial assessment arrangements rather than the differing arrangements for charging for non-residential and residential care and support which presently exist;maintaining the present weekly maximum charge and “buffer” for non-residential care and support, as well as the current capital limit used to determine who pays the full cost of their residential care themselves;maintain the current individuals, or forms of care and support, for which a charge cannot be made, e.g. undertaking a financial assessment or six weeks free home care following a period in hospital;introduce in line with existing policies the ability for a local authority to charge a low level flat rate charge for prevention or assistance provided (the provision of information or advice is exempt from charging under the Act);introduce more transparency by extending the requirement for all those who receive a charge to receive a statement detailing this and its calculation;introduce a consistent, universal review process to enable a person to challenge charges made and correct errors;maintain deferred payments in residential care to enable those whose property may need to be sold to pay for this to delay the sale until a time more appropriate for them; and to introduce the ability of a local authority to charge a low set rate of interest on the amount deferred so as to help make such arrangements cost neutral to authorities.