Ategu, cefnogi a chynorthwyo gwaith y Bwrdd Cyfiawnder Teuluol, ac yn benodol y cynrychiolwyr o Gymru sy’n eistedd arno, drwy gynghori ar y cyd-destun penodol Cymreig a sicrhau bod y Bwrdd yn rhoi ystyriaeth i’r persbectif Cymreig ar faterion nad ydynt wedi’u datganoli mewn perthynas â’r system cyfiawnder troseddol yng Nghymru;Sicrhau ymrwymiad yr holl grwpiau allweddol o fewn agweddau datganoledig y system cyfiawnder teuluol yng Nghymru (gan gynnwys llywodraeth leol, Cafcass Cymru a’r GIG) i waredu rhwystrau ac i lywio a chyflawni camau gweithredu penodol sy’n deillio o’r Adolygiad Cyfiawnder Teuluol, er mwyn sicrhau gwelliannau sylweddol ym mherfformiad y system yng Nghymru a sicrhau’r canlyniadau gorau bosibl i blant sy’n dod i gysylltiad â hi;Darparu fforwm i ddynodi, rhannu a monitro’r ffordd y mae arferion gorau a gwybodaeth yn cael eu rhoi ar waith yn lleol; ceisio herio, annog gwell perfformiad a meithrin gwell cysylltiadau a gwell cydlyniant rhwng asiantaethau a mynd i’r afael ag amrywiaeth o ran perfformiad ac arfer yn lleol; ac annog rhanddeiliaid allweddol eraill i ymwneud yn ehangach â’r broses yng Nghymru, fel modd o sicrhau gwelliannau parhaus a gwell canlyniadau i blant;Darparu cyswllt angenrheidiol rhwng y Bwrdd Cyfiawnder Teuluol ar lefel Cymru a Lloegr a’r Byrddau Gweithredu Lleol ar gyfer Cyfiawnder Teuluol yng Nghymru, a fydd yn goruchwylio’r broses o roi cyfiawnder teuluol ar waith yn eu hardaloedd, er mwyn sicrhau bod y system gyfan yn cael ei hystyried wrth fynd ati i sicrhau gwelliant sylweddol ym mherfformiad y system cyfiawnder teuluol.
Complement, support and inform the work of the Family Justice Board, and particularly the Welsh representatives which sit on it, by advising on the specific Welsh context and ensuring that the Board takes into account Welsh perspectives on non-devolved issues in relation to the family justice system in Wales;Secure the commitment of all key players within devolved aspects of the family justice system in Wales (including local government, Cafcass Cymru and NHS) to unblock barriers, drive and deliver specific actions from the family Justice Review to achieve significant improvements in the performance of the system within Wales and delivering best possible outcomes for children who come into contact with it;Provide a forum to identify, share and monitor the implementation of local best practice and intelligence; look to challenge and encourage improved performance, whilst building improved relationships and greater cross-agency coherence and tackling variations in local performance and practice; and promote the wider engagement of other key stakeholders in Wales as a means of securing lasting improvements and better outcomes for children; andProvide a link between the Family Justice Board at the England and Wales level and Local Family Justice Operational Boards in Wales, which will oversee the operation of family justice in their local areas, to ensure a whole system approach is taken in achieving significant improvement in the performance of the family justice system.