Ym mis Medi, roeddwn i'n bresennol yn rali Cyllido Teg i Gymru yn erbyn cyni, yn neuadd y ddinas yng Nghaerdydd, ynghyd ag Aelodau eraill o'r Cynulliad, ac yn fwy diweddar, aeth arweinwyr a meiri ledled y DU i San Steffan er mwyn cael cyfarfod, roedden nhw'n gobeithio, gyda'r Llywodraeth ynglŷn â mater cyllid teg, ond ni ddigwyddodd y cyfarfod hwnnw, ac wrth gwrs heddiw mae gennym ddatganiad ar y gyllideb ddrafft gan Ysgrifennydd y Cabinet ar ôl naw mlynedd o gyni, a thoriadau parhaus. Ac felly, o gofio y disgwylir y bydd cyllideb refeniw Llywodraeth Cymru, erbyn 2019-20, £1.2 biliwn yn llai, a allai arweinydd y tŷ awgrymu unrhyw ffordd, trwy fusnes y tŷ hwn, y gallwn ni flaenoriaethu'r mater hwn yn well?

In September, I attended the Fair Funding Wales anti-austerity rally at city hall in Cardiff, along with other Members from this Assembly, and more recently leaders and mayors throughout the UK went up to Westminster in order to have a meeting, they hoped, with the Government about the issue of fair funding, which did not take place, and of course today we have a statement on the draft budget by the Cabinet Secretary after nine years of austerity, of continuous cuts. And so, given the fact that, by 2019-20, the Welsh Government's revenue budget is due to be down by £1.2 billion, can the leader of the house suggest any way forward, through the business of this house, that we can bring this issue further to the front?

Rwy'n falch iawn o'ch clywed yn dweud hynny Ysgrifennydd y Cabinet oherwydd, mewn gwirionedd, mae'r GIG yn Lloegr yn defnyddio llwybr canolog o gyllid i dalu am y brechiadau hyn, sy'n sicrhau bod y canllawiau gofynnol yn cael eu bodloni o leiaf. Rwy'n siŵr eich bod yn gwybod, ond mae tystiolaeth yn dangos, drwy ystyried carfanau bychan o fabanod sydd mewn perygl, fod achos economaidd clir dros ddefnyddio Synagis oherwydd y gostyngiad dilynol yn nifer y derbyniadau i'r ysbyty. Fodd bynnag, mae'r penderfyniadau a wneir yng Nghymru yn amrywio'n eang mewn perthynas â babanod yn gallu cael mynediad at feddyginiaeth, gyda byrddau iechyd yn mabwysiadu dulliau gwahanol ac mae'n llithro i'r bylchau rhwng arbenigeddau. Felly, a wnewch chi ystyried edrych ar newid naill ai'r modd y mae'r brechlyn yn cael ei gyllido neu newidiadau o ran sut y gallech gyhoeddi rhagor o ganllawiau ar y mater hwn?

I'm very pleased to hear you say that Cabinet Secretary because, in fact, in England, the NHS uses a centralised route of funding to pay for these injections, which ensures that at least the minimum guidelines are met. I'm sure you're aware, but evidence is demonstrating that by considering small cohorts of at-risk babies, there's a clear economic case for using Synagis due to the subsequent reduction in hospital admissions. However, there is widespread variation on the decision making in Wales with regard to babies being able to access medicine, with health boards taking different approaches and it's slipping between the gaps in specialities. So, will you consider looking at a change in either the way the vaccine is funded or looking at changes in how you might be able to issue more guidance on this matter?

Ond rhyw fath o gronfa sydd yn hybu a datblygu talent sydd ar hyn o bryd ddim yn cael y cyfle yna. Dŷn ni'n gweld bod yna lot o arian yn mynd i mewn i opera, er enghraifft - dŷn ni'n gallu gweld hynny - ac i gerdd clasurol. Jest, i fi, dwi ddim yn gweld bod yr un peth ar gael i gategorïau eraill o gerdd.

But some kind of fund that promotes and develops talent that is at present not receiving that opportunity. We see that a lot of money is going into the world of opera and so on, and to classical music, but, for me, I don't see that anything similar is available for other categories of music.