yn trin pobl fel partneriaid cyfartal wrth lunio'u gofal a'u cymorthyn pennu isafswm trothwy ar ba anghenion sy'n anghenion cymwys ar gyfer gofal a chymorth i blant, oedolion a gofalwyr y mae'n rhaid i awdurdodau lleol ym mhob rhan o Gymru eu bodloniyn canolbwyntio ar anghenion yr unigolyn o ran gofal a chymorth, effaith yr anghenion hynny ar les yr unigolyn, a lefel y risg i'r unigolyn os nad yw'r anghenion hynny'n cael eu diwalluyn ei gwneud yn fwy clir i bobl am yr hyn y gallant ei hawlio; a sicrhau cysondeb am lefel y trothwy. Byddai hynny'n rhoi mwy o ffydd i bobl allu symud i ran arall o Gymru, os ydynt yn dymuno ac os nad yw eu hamgylchiadau wedi newid, gan wybod y bydd eu hawliau i ofal a chymorth yn parhauyn pennu'r meini prawf ar gyfer pobl sy'n mynd i gael 'trwydded' i gael eu trin fel pobl gymwys, hynny  yw'r rhai hynny y mae'n rhaid i awdurdodau lleol eu hamddiffyn rhag cam-drin neu esgeulustod, neu sydd mewn perygl o gam-drin neu esgeulustod, a hefyd yn achos plant: niwed, neu berygl o niwedyn atal awdurdodau lleol rhag cryfhau'r meini prawf cymhwystra yn fwy na'r hyn sydd wedi'i bennu yn y rheoliadauyn gosod dyletswyddau rheolaidd ar awdurdodau lleol i ystyried y cymorth ehangach ar draws y system gofal a llesiant newydd, er mwyn sicrhau bod mwy o bobl ag anghenion yn cael eu cefnogi mewn gwahanol ffyrdd y mae modd manteisio arnynt sydd y tu hwn i'r meini prawf cymhwystra.
treat people as equal partners in designing their care, and supportset out a minimum threshold on what needs are eligible needs for care and support for children, adults and carers that local authorities across Wales must meetfocus on the person’s needs for care and support, the impact of those needs on their well-being, and the level of risk to the individuals if those needs are not metmake it clearer for people what their entitlements are; and introduce a level of consistency about the threshold  to give people more confidence that if they want to move to another area in Wales, and their circumstance have not changed, then their eligibility for care and support will continueset out the criteria for people who are to be ‘passported’ to be treated as eligible i.e. those who the local authority must protect from abuse or neglect, or risk of abuse or neglect, and also in the case of children: harm, or risk of harmprevent local authorities from tightening their eligibility criteria beyond that set out in the regulationsplace on-going responsibilities on local authorities to look at wider support across the new care and well-being system to ensure that a greater number of people with needs are supported in a range of ways that can be accessed outside the eligibility criteria.