Diolch, Llywydd. I'm sure you'll be aware, Cabinet Secretary, of the decision of the highly respected Professor Siobhan McClelland - health economist, health manager; held senior positions on health boards - to leave Wales to seek better care for her husband, who has cancer. She's reported as saying: 'There is neither capacity nor capability in Welsh Government to be making really good health policy.' Surely you have to agree that, coming from somebody as respected as Professor McClelland, that is about as damning an indictment as you could hear of your running of the Welsh NHS.

Diolch, Lywydd. Rwy'n siŵr y byddwch yn ymwybodol, Ysgrifennydd y Cabinet, o benderfyniad yr Athro Siobhan McClelland - economegydd iechyd a rheolwr iechyd uchel ei pharch sydd wedi dal uwch swyddi ar fyrddau iechyd - i adael Cymru er mwyn chwilio am well gofal i'w gŵr sydd â chanser. Adroddir ei bod wedi dweud: Nid oes capasiti na gallu yn Llywodraeth Cymru i greu polisi iechyd gwirioneddol dda. O gofio mai geiriau rhywun mor uchel ei pharch â'r Athro McClelland yw'r rhain, does bosib nad ydych yn cytuno na allech glywed beirniadaeth fwy hallt o'r ffordd rydych yn rhedeg y GIG yng Nghymru.

Could I just clarify that, when she's making generally negative conclusions around the Welsh bac, is she referring specifically to the skills challenge certificate, or is she referring to the umbrella, because all these other qualifications for the umbrella are being studied anyhow, so in what sense would you want to get rid of them?

A gaf fi egluro, pan mae hi'n dod i gasgliadau negyddol yn gyffredinol ynghylch bagloriaeth Cymru, a yw'n cyfeirio'n benodol at y dystysgrif her sgiliau, neu a yw'n cyfeirio at yr ymbarél, oherwydd mae'r holl gymwysterau eraill hyn ar gyfer yr ymbarél yn cael eu hastudio beth bynnag, felly ym mha synnwyr y byddech am gael gwared arnynt?

Well, anaerobic digestion is getting more popular, and we are seeing more. I've got one in my constituency - I think it was one of the first in Wales - and we certainly are seeing a few more. Natural Resources Wales are responsible for regulating them. You will be aware of some issues. Hefin David raised some issues around this, in business statement yesterday, I think. So, we do need to see more of this, but it does need to be regulated in an appropriate way.

Wel, mae cyfleusterau treulio anaerobig yn dod yn fwy poblogaidd, ac rydym yn gweld mwy ohonynt. Mae gennyf un yn fy etholaeth - credaf mai hwnnw oedd un o'r rhai cyntaf yng Nghymru - ac rydym yn sicr yn gweld ychydig mwy ohonynt. Cyfoeth Naturiol Cymru sy'n gyfrifol am eu rheoleiddio. Fe fyddwch yn gwybod am rai o'r materion sy'n codi. Tynnodd Hefin David sylw at rai materion sy'n codi o hyn yn y datganiad busnes ddoe, rwy'n credu. Felly, mae angen inni weld mwy o hyn, ond mae angen ei reoleiddio mewn ffordd briodol.

It won't come as a surprise to the Member when I say that I will work closely with the Cabinet Secretary for Finance and Local Government. And, of course, we will seek to provide local government with an appropriate level of funding, bearing in mind the level of funding we ourselves get from the UK Government.

Ni fydd yn syndod i'r Aelod pan ddywedaf y byddaf yn gweithio'n agos gydag Ysgrifennydd y Cabinet dros Gyllid a Llywodraeth Leol. Ac, wrth gwrs, byddwn yn ceisio darparu llywodraeth leol gyda lefel briodol o gyllid, gan gofio lefel y cyllid yr ydym ni ein hunain yn ei gael gan Lywodraeth y DU.