Rwy'n pryderu'n benodol am y sector BBaCh, a gafodd ei daro'n wael iawn gan argyfwng COVID, sydd wedi cau'r stryd fawr ac wedi gorfodi dulliau gweithio gwahanol iawn - a hynny o reidrwydd, wrth gwrs. Er lles iechyd ein strydoedd mawr, er lles iechyd yr economi sylfaenol - ac mae llawer o'n strategaeth economaidd yn ymwneud â datblygu'r sector busnesau bach a chanolig - a allwch chi ein sicrhau y bydd yn flaenoriaeth uchel iawn mewn cynlluniau cymorth busnes yn y dyfodol ac yn wir, yng nghydbwysedd yr adnoddau a gaiff o gyllideb Llywodraeth Cymru?

I'm particularly concerned about the SME sector, which has been very badly hit by the COVID crisis, which has closed up high streets and imposed - necessarily, of course - very different working methods. For the health of our high streets, for the health of the foundational economy - and much of our economic strategy is on building up the SME sector - can you assure us that it will receive a very high priority in future business support plans and, indeed, the balance of resources that it gets from the Welsh Government budget?

Ydy, mae'n gweithio nawr, Jack.

Yes, it's back on now, Jack.

Nid wyf am ildio; mae gennyf ormod i'w ddweud, mae'n ddrwg gennyf. Rwy'n falch iawn o'i weld dyna i gyd. Yna dywedir wrthym faint sy'n cael ei wastraffu neu ei ddargyfeirio drwy lygredd. Wel, os gallwch alw 0.01 y cant, fel y mae David Melding newydd ei nodi, yn wastraff, yna mae eich mathemateg yn rhy debyg i un Diane Abbott i mi, rhaid i mi ddweud. Ond mae'r mater llygredd hwn yn ddiddorol, onid yw? Beth yw'r mater llygredd hwn? Ai'r hyn sydd gan UKIP dan sylw yw HSBC yn talu bron i $2 biliwn i reoleiddwyr yn yr Unol Daleithiau mewn dirwyon o ganlyniad i wyngalchu arian cyffuriau, neu'r setliad o £30 miliwn a dalwyd gan BAE Systems i'r Swyddfa Twyll Difrifol, dros gytundeb awyrennau jet Al-Yamamah gyda Saudi Arabia? Nid wyf yn credu mai dyna sydd ganddynt dan sylw. Gadewch i ni weld sut y treuliodd cynigydd y cynnig ei amser fel Aelod Seneddol. Bu'n gweithio i gwmni lobïo o'r enw Strategy Network International, a oedd â chysylltiadau â chwmnïau mwyngloddio yn Ne Affrica o dan drefn apartheid, cwmni a oedd yn ymgyrchu i godi sancsiynau ac a oedd yn talu i ASau Torïaidd i ymweld â De Affrica. Cymerodd yr ymchwiliad 'arian am gwestiynau' i ddatgelu nad oedd erioed wedi datgan yr ymgynghoriaeth hon i Dŷ'r Cyffredin. Fel AS -

I won't give way; I have too much to say, I'm sorry. I'm simply delighted to see him. We are then told about how much is wasted or diverted by corruption. Well, if you call 0.01 per cent, as David Melding has just pointed out, being wasted, then your maths bears too much similarity to that of Diane Abbott's for my comfort, I have to say. But this corruption thing is interesting, isn't it? What's this corruption thing? Do UKIP have in mind HSBC paying US regulators nearly $2 billion in fines due to drug money laundering, or the £30 million settlement paid by BAE Systems to the Serious Fraud Office, over the Al-Yamamah jet deal with Saudi Arabia? I don't think they do. Let's see how the proposer of the motion spent his time as a Member of Parliament. He worked for a lobbying company called Strategy Network International, linked to mining firms in apartheid South Africa, which campaigned to lift sanctions and paid for Tory MPs to visit South Africa. It took the cash-for-questions inquiry to reveal he had never declared this consultancy to the House of Commons. As an MP -

Diolch i chi, Lywydd. Fel y clywsom, mae'r gwelliannau hyn, ynghyd â'r rhai yng ngrwpiau 11 a 12, yn diweddaru'r ffordd y rhoddir pwerau i'r Cynulliad. Mae rhoi pwerau i'r Cynulliad yn ei gyfanrwydd, a gwneud darpariaethau ar gyfer eu dirprwyo i bwyllgor, is-bwyllgor neu Gadeirydd drwy Reolau Sefydlog yn caniatáu hyblygrwydd i'r Cynulliad benderfynu pa lefel yw'r fwyaf priodol i arfer y pwerau arni yn seiliedig ar strwythur presennol pwyllgorau. Bydd hyn yn sicrhau bod darpariaethau'r Bil ombwdsmon yn cyd-fynd â deddfwriaeth arall, megis Deddf Archwilio Cyhoeddus (Cymru) 2004, ac rwy'n hapus i gefnogi'r holl welliannau yn y grŵp hwn.

Thank you, Presiding Officer. As we've heard, these amendments, along with those in groups 11 and 12, update the way powers are conferred upon the Assembly. Conferring powers upon the Assembly as a whole and making provisions for them to be delegated to a committee, sub-committee or Chair by Standing Orders allows the flexibility for the Assembly to determine the most appropriate level to exercise those powers based on the current committee structure. This will bring the provisions of the ombudsman Bill in line with other legislation, such as the Public Audit (Wales) Act 2004, and I'm happy to support all the amendments in this group.