Mae gofal cymdeithasol eisoes mewn argyfwng. Mae recriwtio a chadw staff gofal ar ei lefel isaf erioed, a bydd hyn ond yn gwaethygu'r sefyllfa ymhellach gan y bydd staff yn teimlo nad ydyn nhw'n cael eu diogelu, ac yn chwilio am waith arall.

'Social care is already at crisis point. The recruitment and retention of care staff is at an all-time low, and this will only compound the situation further as staff will feel they're not being protected, and will seek alternative employment'.

Symudwn ymlaen yn awr at y ddadl fer. Os oes Aelodau'n gadael y Siambr, a allwch wneud hynny'n gyflym ac yn dawel, os gwelwch yn dda? Symudwn yn awr at y ddadl fer a galwaf ar Jayne Bryant i siarad ar y pwnc y mae wedi ei ddewis - Jayne.

We now move to the short debate. If Members are leaving the Chamber, can you do so quickly, quietly, please? We now move to the short debate and I call on Jayne Bryant to speak on the topic she has chosen - Jayne.

Wel, Cadeirydd, dim ond am un enghraifft dwi'n gallu meddwl. Dim ond unwaith dŷn ni wedi defnyddio cytundeb fel yna, so mae'n anodd i dynnu lot o wersi cyffredinol, ond yr achos i wneud beth oedden ni'n gwneud oedd i gael rhywbeth oedd yn sefyll gyda'r Ddeddf oedd yn ein helpu ni fel Llywodraeth yma i ddelio â Llywodraethau eraill y Deyrnas Unedig ac i wneud y gwaith yna ar sail y ddogfen roedden ni wedi cytuno.

Well, Chair, I can only think of one example. We have only used such an agreement in that way once, so it's difficult to draw many general conclusions from that, but the case for doing what we did was to have something that could stand alongside the legislation that would help us as a Government here to deal with other Governments within the UK, and to do that work on the basis of the document that we had agreed.

Ie, Weinidog, roeddwn yn gwrando ar eich ymateb i Jayne Bryant a'r sylw hwnnw nad yw ysgolion a cholegau yn fectorau ar gyfer lledaeniad COVID. Serch hynny, rydym wedi gweld niferoedd sylweddol yn cael eu hanfon adref o rai ysgolion - 200 mewn un achos, dros 400 mewn un arall. Rydych yn dweud eich bod yn monitro'r hyn sy'n digwydd ar hyn o bryd, ond a ydych wedi dysgu unrhyw beth eto ynglŷn â pham yr ymddengys bod colegau addysg bellach yn gwneud yn well o ran sicrhau llai o addysg wyneb yn wyneb? Maent yn colli llai o fyfyrwyr nag ysgolion. Pam hynny?

Yes, Minister, I was listening to your response to Jayne Bryant there and that observation that schools and colleges aren't vectors for the spread of COVID. Yet we've seen considerable numbers being sent home from some schools - 200 in one case, and over 400 in another. You say you're monitoring what's happening at the moment, but have you learnt anything yet about why further education colleges seem to be doing a better job of minimising face-to-face teaching? They're losing fewer students than schools. Why is that?

Iawn. Wel, rwy'n deall safbwynt Ysgrifennydd y Cabinet ar hynny. Ceir rhesymau amrywiol iawn dros y dirywiad mewn stociau pysgod yn ein hafonydd. Un ohonynt yw ysglyfaethu gan adar sy'n bwyta pysgod. Mae llawer iawn o dystiolaeth i'w chael bellach. Mae'r Ymddiriedolaeth Genweirio wedi cynhyrchu cronfa ddata, er enghraifft, o ysglyfaethwyr mewn mannau mewndirol. Mae'n debyg fod mulfrain, bellach, yn ffactor pwysig yn hyn o beth. Er mai adar y môr a ydynt yn y bôn, mae llawer ohonynt yn mynd â physgod o'n hafonydd a chredaf eu bod yn peri cryn fygythiad i eogiaid ifanc yn enwedig. Mae trwyddedau'n cael eu rhoi ar gyfer cael gwared ar ysglyfaethwyr, sy'n lleihau maint y broblem. Tybed a fyddai Ysgrifennydd y Cabinet yn ystyried ei gwneud yn haws i fod yn gymwys am y trwyddedau hyn. Bydd hyn yn ateb rhannol, o leiaf, i broblem gynyddol sydd gennym gyda'n hafonydd.

Okay. Well, I understand the Cabinet Secretary's position on that. There are very diverse reasons for the decline in fish stocks in our rivers. One of them is predation by fish-eating birds. There's a great deal of evidence now. The Angling Trust has produced a database, for example, of predators within inland situations. Apparently, cormorants are now a significant factor in this. Although they're fundamentally seabirds, lots of them are taking fish from our rivers and posing, I think, a dire threat to, particularly, young salmon. There are licences, which are granted, for taking predators and so reducing the scale of this problem. I wonder if the Cabinet Secretary would consider making it easier to qualify for these licences. This at least will be a partial solution to a growing problem that we've got with our rivers.