Thank you. I am not aware whether this was addressed in the changes that have been brought forward in relation to The Highway Code changes, but I will certainly ask the Minister to consider your request. FootnoteLink

Diolch. Nid wyf i'n ymwybodol a gafodd hyn sylw yn y newidiadau a gafodd eu cyflwyno o ran y newidiadau i Rheolau'r Ffordd Fawr, ond byddaf i'n sicr yn gofyn i'r Gweinidog ystyried eich cais. FootnoteLink

Surely, Cabinet Secretary, one of the other ways of improving access to GPs is to reduce unnecessary burdens, and I've seen first hand the tremendous work of community pharmacists in my own constituency dealing with, for example, minor ailments. So, I wonder what hope he holds out that the Choose Pharmacy platform, where patients can, with some knowledge, actually access community pharmacies to deal with those things that will take some of the load away from GPs - so that GPs are freed up then to deal with very much the type of patients that Angela Burns has just been referring to.

'Does bosibl, Ysgrifennydd y Cabinet, nad un o'r ffyrdd eraill o wella mynediad at feddygon teulu yw lleihau beichiau diangen, ac rwyf wedi gweld gwaith aruthrol fferyllwyr cymunedol yn fy etholaeth drosof fy hun, wrth iddynt ymdrin â mân anhwylderau er enghraifft. Felly, tybed pa mor obeithiol ydyw y bydd y cynllun Dewis Fferyllfa, lle y gall cleifion, gyda rhywfaint o wybodaeth, gael mynediad at fferyllfeydd cymunedol i ymdrin â'r pethau a fydd yn tynnu rhywfaint o'r baich oddi ar ysgwyddau meddygon teulu - fel bod gan feddygon teulu fwy o amser i ymdrin â'r math o gleifion y mae Angela Burns newydd fod yn cyfeirio atynt.

The Member has indicated that she wants three people to speak, but as you can see, the time allocation is tight. Minister, you are not going to take 15 minutes, are you?

Mae'r Aelod wedi dweud ei bod eisiau i dri pherson siarad, ond fel y gwelwch chi, mae'r dyraniad amser yn dynn. Weinidog, nid ydych am gymryd 15 munud, ydych chi?

Deputy Presiding Officer, I'm unaccustomed to such a warm welcome. In the last 24 hours or so we've discussed the budget, we've discussed Brexit and we've just been discussing the Welsh Government's record, but now we have a calm interlude, and I want to turn to the Neolithic in the story of Wales -

Ddirprwy Lywydd, nid wyf wedi arfer â'r fath groeso cynnes. Yn y 24 awr diwethaf neu oddeutu hynny rydym wedi trafod y gyllideb, rydym wedi trafod Brexit ac rydym newydd fod yn trafod record Llywodraeth Cymru, ond yn awr fe gawn ysbaid dawel, ac rwyf am droi at y Neolithig yn stori Cymru -

I note your amendment with alarm, I have to say, and I won't be supporting it, because first of all, I can't see that you've presented any proof whatsoever to say that (b) is a valid amendment. And also, my experience of what people - having spoken to children in care and taken cases, very often, that contact is removed because it's best for the welfare of that child; it's never removed otherwise.

Rwy'n nodi eich gwelliant gyda braw, mae'n rhaid i mi ddweud, ac ni fyddaf yn ei gefnogi, oherwydd yn gyntaf oll, ni allaf weld eich bod wedi cyflwyno unrhyw brawf o gwbl i ddweud bod (b) yn welliant dilys. A hefyd, fy mhrofiad i o'r hyn y mae pobl - ar ôl siarad â phlant mewn gofal a chymryd achosion, yn aml iawn, mae'r cysylltiad yn cael ei dorri oherwydd mai dyna sydd orau er lles y plentyn; nid yw byth yn cael ei dorri fel arall.