Diolch yn fawr i Rhun am yr ymrwymiad i gefnogi y rheoliadau newydd yma. Rŷch chi'n iawn bod y tirlun yn bwysig o ran beth rŷm ni'n gweithredu ynddo ar hyn o bryd. Mae 10 y cant o'r achosion sydd yn yr ysbytai heddiw yn ymwneud â COVID, ac, wrth gwrs, rŷm ni eisoes wedi ymrwymo i wario £0.25 biliwn i ailgodi ein gwasanaethau yn dilyn COVID. Felly, gobeithio y gallwn ni fynd ati nawr i drefnu gymaint ag sy'n bosibl i fwyta i mewn i'r achosion o bobl sydd wedi bod yn aros am amser hir am eu mesurau nhw a'u operations nhw ac ati.

I'd like to thank Rhun for his commitment in supporting these new regulations. You're right that the landscape is very important. Ten per cent of the cases in hospital today are COVID related, and, of course, we're already committed to spending £0.25 billion in ensuring that services recover post COVID. So, I hope that we can actually look at those cases of people who have been waiting a very long time for their treatments and their operations and so on.

Rwy'n meddwl ei bod hi'n ddiddorol bod y nifer o weithwyr yn swyddfa Caernarfon wedi cynyddu dipyn dros y ddwy flynedd ddiwethaf beth bynnag, ac mae yna, erbyn hyn, rwy'n meddwl, 14 o swyddi yn swyddfa Caernarfon. Nid ydw i'n meddwl bod yna fwriad penodol -

I think it's interesting that the number of those working in the Caernarfon office has increased over the past two years in any case, and I think there are now 14 posts in the Caernarfon office. I don't think that there is a specific intention -

Iawn. Ac o ran y fframwaith cyllidol, rydw i'n cymryd bod chi'n teimlo bod yna angen llacio'r rheolau dros dro. Sut fyddwch chi'n defnyddio rhyddid o'r fath? Beth fyddai mantais llacio'r rheolau?

Okay. And in terms of the fiscal framework, I take it that you feel that there is a need to relax the rules temporarily, and therefore how would you use those freedoms? What would be the advantage of relaxing those rules?

Mae Joyce Watson wedi codi cwestiwn pwysig iawn, a chwestiwn sydd, wrth gwrs, yn effeithio arnom ni yng Nghymru. Gwn fod awdurdodau lleol yn ymwybodol iawn, ac wrth gwrs, mae cydlynu a chefnogaeth gan y cydlynydd gwrth-gaethwasiaeth, ac, yn wir, gan Lywodraeth Cymru hefyd, o ran cyfrifoldeb gweinidogol. Ond rydym yn gwybod, yng Nghymru, fod y gefnogaeth i'r plant hynny sydd ar eu pen eu hunain a'r croeso sydd iddynt, a'r ffyrdd yr ydym yn brwydro yn erbyn masnachu pobl, yn bwysig ac yn derbyn sylw.

Joyce Watson has raised a very important question, and a question that of course does affect us in Wales. I know that local authorities are very mindful, and, of course, there is co-ordination and support from the anti-slavery co-ordinator, and, indeed, from the Welsh Government as well, in terms of ministerial responsibility. But it is something where we know that, in Wales, the support and welcome to those unaccompanied children, and the ways in which we're combatting trafficking, is important and is being responded to.

Ac wedyn, yn olaf gen i, mi fydd yna rai pobl yn dweud, 'O, dyma ni eto - y wladwriaeth yn ymyrryd ym mywydau teuluoedd yng Nghymru a rhyw fath o nanny state yn digwydd eto.' Beth ydy eich ymateb chi i hynny?

And then, finally from me, some people will say, 'Oh, here we go again - the state is interfering in family life here in Wales, and we're in some sort of nanny state, and it's happening again.' So, what's your response to that?