3. In determining for the purposes of Part 2 of the 2014 Act whether accommodation is suitable for a person who is, or may be in priority need(1), there must be taken into account, where appropriate, the following matters relating to a person who is either the applicant, or who is a member of the applicant’s household—
(a)the specific health needs of the person;
(b)the proximity and accessibility of family support;
(c)any disability of the person;
(d)the proximity and accessibility of medical facilities, and other support services which—
(i)are currently used by or provided to the person; and
(ii)are essential to the well-being of the person;
(e)where the accommodation is situated outside the area of the authority, the distance of the accommodation from the area of the authority;
(f)the significance of any disruption which would be caused by the location of the accommodation to the employment, caring responsibilities or education of the person; and
(g)the proximity of alleged perpetrators and victims of domestic abuse.
See the definition of “priority need” in section 70 of the Housing (Wales) Act 2014.