A wnaiff Llywodraeth Cymru ddisgrifio'r dulliau y mae'n eu defnyddio i atal cwmnïau rhyngwladol rhag penderfynu bod cael gwasanaeth yng Nghymru yn llai deniadol os na all ddychwelyd gwarged i'r prif sefydliad, ar ôl i'r Bil Iechyd a Gofal Cymdeithasol (Cymru) gael ei basio?
We have established a robust programme of work with partners across the sector to deliver our commitment to eliminating private profit from children’s social care in a way that minimises disruption, mitigates risk and safeguards the welfare and well-being of those in care. This includes regular ‘market intelligence’ from the Children’s Commissioning Consortium Cymru and Care Inspectorate Wales.
We are also engaging directly with providers and provider representatives through our Eliminating Profit Programme Board, chaired by the Chief Social Care Officer.
As part of this implementation we have been working with private providers and provider representatives to assess the extent to which existing for-profit providers intend to re-establish their businesses in Wales as one of the four not-for-profit models in the Bill. Discussions have also considered what additional support private providers may need to assist them in making an informed decision about their future in Wales. However, ultimately under the four models providers would not be able to make a profit, or transfer profits to another organisation in a different country.