Diolch. Mae'r adroddiad yn darparu sylfaen gadarn sy'n golygu y gall Llywodraeth Cymru a Llywodraeth y DU, a'r partneriaid rhanbarthol, fwrw ymlaen yn gyflym â'r gwaith o gyflwyno'r fargen ddinesig. Byddwn yn cydweithio'n agos ag arweinwyr pob awdurdod lleol i ystyried sut y gellir gweithredu'r argymhellion.

Thank you. The report provides a solid foundation upon which the Welsh and UK Governments, and the regional partners, can move forward quickly with the delivery of the city deal. We will work closely with the leaders of each local authority to consider how the recommendations can be implemented.

Diolch i chi am y pwynt hwnnw. Mae unrhyw bleidlais yn y Cynulliad Cenedlaethol yn bwysig ac mae iddi rym a mater i'r Llywodraeth yn awr, wrth gwrs, yw penderfynu sut y bydd yn dymuno ymateb, ond buaswn yn disgwyl iddi fod o ddifrif ynghylch unrhyw benderfyniad a basiwyd gan y Senedd hon.

Thank you for that point. Any vote of the National Assembly is important and has effect and it is for the Government now, of course, to decide how it chooses to respond, but I would expect it to take seriously any resolution passed by this Parliament.

Rwy'n diolch i'r Gweinidog am ei ddatganiad. Rydym ni'n rhannu pryderon ynghylch Brexit heb gytundeb, yn enwedig y pwynt difrifol iawn a wnaeth ar ddiwedd ei ddatganiad na all Cymru na'r Deyrnas Unedig fod yn gwbl barod ar gyfer pob posibilrwydd. Nawr, rydym ni i gyd yn gwybod mai'r bobl fwyaf agored i niwed yn y gymdeithas fydd yn dioddef fwyaf. Trïwch chi ddweud wrthyn nhw am addasu i'r amgylchiadau, fel y mae llefarydd y Ceidwadwyr, Darren Millar wedi ei awgrymu y prynhawn yma mewn cyfraniad a oedd yn wirioneddol gywilyddus yn fy marn i. Gweinidog, rydych chi'n sôn am y ffordd y mae Llywodraeth y DU wedi methu o ran ei chyfrifoldebau - [ Torri ar draws.]

I thank the Minister for his statement. We share concerns about 'no deal', in particular the desperately worrying point he made at the end of his statement that neither Wales nor the United Kingdom can be truly prepared for all eventualities. Now, we all know that it's the most vulnerable people in society who are going to suffer most. Try telling them to adapt to circumstances, as the Conservative spokesperson, Darren Millar has suggested this afternoon in what I think was a truly shameful contribution. Minister, you talk about how the UK Government has failed in its responsibilities - [ Interruption.]

Diolch i Ysgrifennydd Cabinet am yr ateb gwag hwnnw. Roedd y CLlLC, sydd wrth gwrs yn gorff anetholedig arall sy'n costio tua £7 miliwn i'r pwrs cyhoeddus bob blwyddyn, i'w weld wedi drysu'n llwyr gyda'ch cynnig i leihau nifer yr awdurdodau lleol. Ai'r rheswm am hyn oedd eu bod wrthi'n ymateb yn rhagweithiol i'r rhaglen ddiwygio flaenorol, yn ogystal â datblygu agenda'r dinas-ranbarth? A waethygwyd eu dryswch ymhellach gan y ffaith bod Llywodraeth Cymru wedi rhoi gwybod iddynt ychydig bach cyn hynny na fyddai unrhyw ad-drefnu llywodraeth leol yn digwydd am o leiaf 10 mlynedd? A yw'n rhyfedd o gwbl felly, Ysgrifennydd y Cabinet, fod awdurdodau lleol wedi ymateb drwy ddweud bod y cyhoeddiad hwn wedi achosi anesmwythyd, dryswch ac wedi dangos diffyg eglurder sylfaenol ar ran y Llywodraeth hon, a'ch bod wedi methu gwneud achos a ddynodai y byddai'r uno arfaethedig yn cyflawni'r arbedion a ragwelwyd?

I thank the Cabinet Secretary for that non-answer. The WLGA, which is of course yet another unelected body that costs the public purse some £7 million per annum, seemed to be totally confused at your proposal to reduce local authorities. Was this because they were in the throes of responding proactively to the previous reform programme, as well as progressing the city deal agenda? Was their confusion further exacerbated by the fact that the Welsh Government had informed them, just a short time previously, that no local government reorganisation would take place for at least 10 years? Is it any wonder then, Cabinet Secretary, that local authorities responded by saying this announcement had caused disquiet, confusion and showed a lack of clarity at the heart of this Welsh Government, and that you had failed to make the case that the proposed mergers would deliver the savings envisaged?

Mae'n cyfeirio at y dreth fwyaf atchweliadol ohonyn nhw i gyd, wrth gwrs, y dreth gyngor, a dyna pam mae diwygio hynny yn y cytundeb cydweithio, ac mae angen i ni fwrw ymlaen â hynny cyn gynted â phosib.

He's referring to the most regressive tax of all, of course, the council tax, which is why the reform of that is in the co-operation agreement, and we need to get on with that as soon as possible.