Dwi ddim yma i siarad ar ran Llywodraeth Cymru, wrth gwrs, Alun.

I'm not here to talk on behalf of the Welsh Government, of course, Alun.

Ac yn sicr, dyw e ddim jest yn grantiau o ran refeniw, ond cyfalaf, a sut rŷn ni, eto, yn alinio rhai o'r uchelgeisiau yma gyda phrosiectau cyfalaf, prosiectau a chynlluniau ysglion cynaliadwy, ysgolion yr unfed ganrif ar hugain ac yn y blaen. Er enghraifft, bod yna bwysoli o blaid adeiladu ysgolion newydd pan mae'r ysgolion newydd hynny yn dilyn neu mewn cyfnodau trosiannol.

Certainly, it's not just revenue grants, but also capital grants, and how we align some of these ambitions with capital projects, sustainable school schemes, twenty-first century schools and so on and so forth. For example, that there is a decision in favour of building new schools when those new schools are following or are in a transition.

Os dŷch chi'n edrych ar draws y Deyrnas Gyfunol nawr, mae yna fethodoleg gwahanol ar gyfer penderfynu block grants a'r block grant adjustments sy'n ymwneud â threth. So, lle, 20 mlynedd yn ôl, roedd pawb yn cael eu trin yn eithaf tebyg, nawr drwy'r trafodaethau unigol yma gyda'r llywodraethau gwahanol mae yna fframwaith cyllidol gwahanol yng Nghymru, yr Alban a Gogledd Iwerddon. Felly, byddai yna drafodaeth i'w chael wedyn. Efallai bod y ddadl, 'Ond mae'r Alban wedi cael hwn, felly bydd Cymru yn ei gael e yn awtomatig' ddim yn rhywbeth sy'n wir rhagor.

If you look across the United Kingdom currently, there are different methodologies for deciding the block grants and the adjustments that are associated with taxation systems. Some 20 years ago, everyone was treated fairly the same, but with these individual discussions with the different governments, there is now a different fiscal framework for Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. So there would be a discussion to be had then. Perhaps the argument of, 'Scotland has had this, so Wales will get it automatically', is not something that is true anymore.

Ar fy rhestr o waith cartref ydy pasio gwybodaeth ymlaen i chi a gwneud ychydig o ymchwil.

It's on my list of homework. I'll pass the information on to you and I'll do some research.

Mae'r YMCA, wrth gwrs, yn cynnwys pobl ifanc o bob math o gefndir economaidd-gymdeithasol ac mae ganddo hanes da iawn o weithio gyda grwpiau eraill. Gobeithiaf y byddant yn edrych ar enghraifft Matt's Cafe yn Abertawe, sy'n gweithio gyda nifer o archfarchnadoedd i fynd â bwyd heb ei werthu i'w ddefnyddio mewn caffi cymunedol. O ystyried y cyhoeddiad ddoe fod Bwrdd Iechyd Lleol Prifysgol Abertawe Bro Morgannwg wedi cael gwared ar 230,000 o brydau bwyd y llynedd a bod byrddau iechyd yng Nghymru yn cael gwared ar 3,000 o brydau bwyd y dydd ar gyfartaledd, pa drafodaethau rydych yn eu cael gyda'ch cyd-Aelodau yn y Cabinet ynglŷn â chyfyngu ar wastraff bwyd drwy gefnogi'r mudiadau cymunedol hynny megis YMCA a Matt's Cafe? Gallwch chi ddelio â'r galw, hyd yn oed os mai eich cyd-Ysgrifennydd Cabinet sy'n delio â'r broblem gyflenwi.

The YMCA, of course, embraces young people from all kinds of socioeconomic backgrounds and has a very good record of working with other groups. I hope that they will look at the example of Matt's Cafe in Swansea, which works with a number of supermarkets to take unsold food to use in a community cafe. Considering that it was announced yesterday that the Abertawe Bro Morgannwg University Local Health Board threw away 230,000 meals last year and that health boards in Wales dispose of an average 3,000 meals per day, what discussions are you having with your Cabinet colleagues about limiting food wastage through supporting those community organisations such as YMCA and Matt's Cafe? You can deal with the demand, even if your Cabinet Secretary colleague deals with the supply problem.