Group 8 is the next group, and this group relates to higher-rates residential properties transactions for inherited property. The lead and only amendment in this group is amendment 17, and I call on the Cabinet Secretary to move and speak to his amendment. Mark Drakeford.

Grŵp 8 yw'r grŵp nesaf. Mae'r grŵp yma'n ymwneud â thrafodiadau eiddo preswyl cyfraddau uwch ar gyfer eiddo a etifeddir. Gwelliant 17 yw'r prif welliant, a'r unig welliant yn y grŵp yma, ac rydw i'n galw ar yr Ysgrifennydd Cabinet i gynnig y gwelliant ac i siarad i'r gwelliant. Mark Drakeford.

I agree totally with the things you've said, and you've mentioned the Urdd and national organisations, and I'd also say there's local musical organisations such as Gwent Music in my area, partially funded by local authorities, and other organisations like that across Wales that are doing a fantastic amount to really promote music outside of schools.

Rwy'n cytuno'n llwyr â'r pethau rydych wedi'u dweud, ac rydych wedi sôn am yr Urdd a sefydliadau cenedlaethol, a buaswn hefyd yn dweud bod yna sefydliadau cerddorol lleol megis Cerddoriaeth Gwent yn fy ardal i, a ariennir yn rhannol gan awdurdodau lleol, a sefydliadau eraill fel hynny ar draws Cymru sy'n gwneud llawer iawn i hyrwyddo cerddoriaeth y tu allan i ysgolion mewn gwirionedd.

Thank you for the question. We do currently, under our existing settlement, have the power to legislate, but, unfortunately, despite numerous arguments made to the UK Government, this is one of the powers that they have sought to remove from the Assembly for the future - but we do still very much support the introduction of minimum unit pricing as an additional lever in order to reduce alcohol-related harm, and we're actively considering the need to bring forward legislation on this matter. It is part of a wider suite of measures that we are taking. For example, our area planning boards are doing some great work locally, and, in Newtown, in your area of Mid and West Wales, tackling under-age drinking is really important - and we've invested there by supporting the development of a community alcohol partnership, which is bringing together local stakeholders, trading standards, police, schools and alcohol retailers, in order to support young people in particular to avoid having a harmful relationship with alcohol.

Diolch am y cwestiwn. Ar hyn o bryd, o dan ein setliad presennol, mae gennym bŵer i ddeddfu, ond yn anffodus, er gwaethaf nifer o ddadleuon a gyflwynwyd i Lywodraeth y DU, dyma un o'r pwerau y maent wedi ceisio'i dynnu oddi wrth y Cynulliad ar gyfer y dyfodol - ond rydym yn bendant yn cefnogi'r syniad o gyflwyno isafswm pris yr uned fel dull ychwanegol o leihau niwed sy'n gysylltiedig ag alcohol, ac rydym wrthi'n ystyried yr angen i gyflwyno deddfwriaeth ar y mater hwn. Mae'n rhan o gyfres ehangach o gamau yr ydym yn eu rhoi ar waith. Er enghraifft, mae ein byrddau cynllunio ardal yn gwneud gwaith gwych yn lleol, ac yn y Drenewydd, yn eich ardal chi, sef Canolbarth a Gorllewin Cymru, mae mynd i'r afael ag yfed dan oed yn bwysig - ac rydym wedi buddsoddi yno drwy gefnogi datblygiad partneriaeth alcohol gymunedol, sy'n dwyn ynghyd rhanddeiliaid lleol, safonau masnach, yr heddlu, ysgolion a manwerthwyr alcohol, i gynorthwyo pobl ifanc yn benodol i osgoi cael perthynas niweidiol ag alcohol.

Just on that point, you mentioned restructuring. Have you taken the opportunity to look at the diversity of people working for the library, and not just in Aberystwyth but across Wales? Because that's one of the Government's objectives, to have more diversity within the organisation itself. Has it been possible to do that?

Jest ar y pwynt yna, rydych chi'n sôn am ailstrwythuro. A ydych chi wedi cymryd y cyfle i edrych ar amrywiaeth y bobl sy'n gweithio i'r llyfrgell, ac nid dim ond yn Aberystwyth ond yn fwy cyffredin dros Gymru? Achos dyna yw un o nodau'r Llywodraeth, i gael mwy o amrywiaeth tu fewn i'r corff ei hun. A ydy hi wedi bod yn bosib gwneud hynny?