Diolch ichi am yr ateb hwnnw, Weinidog. I lawer o bobl hŷn, mae trwyddedau teledu am ddim yn gwbl hanfodol. Yn aml mae teledu'n cynnig cwmnïaeth a dihangfa rhag unigrwydd, mae'n darparu adloniant a mynediad at wybodaeth, ac i lawer, dyma'u ffenestr ar y byd. Nawr, mae Llywodraeth y DU yn gwybod hyn, a dyna pam y maent wedi taflu'r baich ar y BBC i wneud eu gwaith budr drostynt. A fyddai'r Gweinidog yn cytuno bod hon yn ffordd gywilyddus, grintachlyd a ffiaidd o drin ein dinasyddion hŷn - y genhedlaeth sydd wedi rhoi cymaint o wasanaeth i'n gwlad? Ac a yw'n ymuno â mi i alw ar holl ymgeiswyr yn ras arweinyddiaeth y blaid Dorïaidd i addo rhoi'r cyllid angenrheidiol i'r BBC fel y gall pawb dros 75 oed barhau i gael y budd hwn?

I thank you for that answer, Minister. For many older people, free tv licences are absolutely vital. Tv often offers companionship and an escape from loneliness, it provides entertainment and access to information, and for many, it is their window on the world. Now, the UK Government knows this, which is why they have passed the buck to the BBC to do their dirty work for them. Would the Minister agree that this is a shameful, a mean and a despicable way to treat our senior citizens - the generation that has given so much service to our country? And does he join me in calling on all the Tory party leadership candidates to pledge to provide the BBC with the funding needed so that all of those over the age of 75 years can continue to receive this benefit?

Nòd oedd hwnna. Rwy'n credu mai -

That was a nod. I think it was a -

Diolch, Lywydd. Ar ddiwedd y flwyddyn, mae'n adeg pryd y gallwn ni edrych yn ôl ar y 12 mis diwethaf ar yr hyn yr ydym ni wedi ei gyflawni, neu nad ydym, pa un bynnag sy'n wir. Ac rwy'n meddwl tybed a all y Prif Weinidog, yn gwbl onest, ddweud wrthym ni heddiw beth y mae'n credu y bu methiant mwyaf ei Lywodraeth. Ai mewn ysgolion, lle mae'r canlyniadau PISA wedi dangos mai Cymru yw'r gwaethaf yn y DU unwaith eto; ai yn y gwasanaeth iechyd, lle mae hanner ein byrddau iechyd naill ai'n destun mesurau arbennig neu ymyrraeth wedi'i dargedu; neu ai tlodi yng Nghymru yn gyffredinol, oherwydd, ar ôl bod yn ail o waelod tabl incwm gwledydd a rhanbarthau'r Deyrnas Unedig pan ddaeth Llafur i rym bron i 20 mlynedd yn ôl, rydym ni ar waelod y domen erbyn hyn?

Diolch, Lywydd. At the end of the year, it's a time when we can look back on the last 12 months on what we've achieved, or not, as the case may be. And I wonder if the First Minister can, in all candour, tell us today what he thinks the greatest failure of his Government has been. Would it be in schools, where the PISA results have shown that Wales is ranked worst in the UK yet again; would it be in the health service, where half our health boards are either in special measures or targeted intervention; or would it be more widely in poverty in Wales, because, having been second from the bottom of the income table of the nations and regions of the United Kingdom when Labour came to power nearly 20 years ago, now we are actually at the bottom of the heap?

Ond nid oes gwarchodaeth statudol i'r enwau, nac oes? Achos byddai rhywun yn medru penderfynu newid un o'r enwau, er ei fod o ar y gofrestr, ac ni fyddai goblygiadau i hynny.

But there's no statutory protection for the names, is there? Because anyone could decide to change one of the names, even though it's on the register, and there would be no implications as a result of that.

Dyna ni. Mi wnawn ni ychwanegu hwnna at ein sylwadau ni. Diolch yn fawr, Suzy.

There we are. We'll add that to our comments. Thank you very much, Suzy.