Well, Welsh Government receives consequentials from the UK Government on all areas of spend that fall within the devolved context, and I'll give you, as an example, the fact that the Welsh Government has distributed more funding to business than we've received as a result of consequential funding from the UK Government.

Wel, mae Llywodraeth Cymru'n derbyn cyllid canlyniadol gan Lywodraeth y DU ym mhob maes gwariant sy'n rhan o'r cyd-destun datganoledig, ac er enghraifft, fe roddaf i chi'r ffaith bod Llywodraeth Cymru wedi dosbarthu mwy o arian i fusnesau nag rydym wedi'i dderbyn mewn cyllid canlyniadol gan Lywodraeth y DU.

Mabon, two seconds. I would like to hear the end of the Member's contribution, so can I have some quiet on the benches opposite, please?

Dwy eiliad, Mabon. Hoffwn glywed diwedd cyfraniad yr Aelod, felly a gaf fi dawelwch ar y meinciau gyferbyn, os gwelwch yn dda?

Can I again stress the importance of building council houses to deal with the housing crisis facing Wales? Will the First Minister join me in sending congratulations to Swansea on their new council homes new being occupied and also those under construction? But what more can the Welsh Government do to overcome the constraints on councils building council dwellings in large numbers, which is what you said in your first answer?

A gaf i bwysleisio eto bwysigrwydd adeiladu tai cyngor er mwyn ymdrin â'r argyfwng tai sy'n wynebu Cymru? A wnaiff y Prif Weinidog ymuno â mi i longyfarch Abertawe bod pobl bellach yn byw yn eu cartrefi cyngor newydd a hefyd y rhai sy'n cael eu hadeiladu? Ond beth arall a all Llywodraeth Cymru ei wneud i oresgyn yr hyn sy'n atal cynghorau rhag adeiladu nifer fawr o anheddau cyngor, sef yr hyn a ddywedwyd gennych yn eich ateb cyntaf?

We've not got time to debate the whole of welfare here, but I made the point that the UK Government, which you are not a great fan of, has nonetheless prevented people with severe disabilities having to be reassessed for a range of benefits - PIP, ESA, universal credit - and yet we've told people with severe disabilities that they will have to be reassessed again to get what they should have kept in the first place.

Nid oes gennym amser i drafod lles yn ei gyfanrwydd yma, ond gwneuthum y pwynt fod Llywodraeth y DU, nad ydych yn hoff iawn ohoni, wedi atal pobl ag anableddau difrifol serch hynny rhag gorfod cael eu hailasesu ar gyfer amrywiaeth o fudd-daliadau - y taliad annibyniaeth personol, lwfans cyflogaeth a chymorth, credyd cynhwysol - ac eto rydym ni wedi dweud wrth bobl ag anableddau difrifol y bydd yn rhaid iddynt gael eu hailasesu unwaith eto i gael yr hyn y dylent fod wedi'i gadw yn y lle cyntaf.

While holding a surgery in Maesteg, I was asked by parents about school closures in their area. They stated the new super-sized school being built in Port Talbot did not have sufficient children living locally in the area to fill the places and, therefore, children were coming from much further away and expected to fill these places. Their concern was that some children living a distance away would mean that, in one day, they would be on the school bus for almost two hours. Therefore, what discussions have you had with parents raising these concerns and do you not agree with me that that is an unreasonable expectation of both parents and children?

Wrth gynnal cymhorthfa ym Maesteg, gofynnodd rhieni i mi ynglŷn â chau ysgolion yn eu hardal. Dywedasant nad oedd digon o blant yn byw yn yr ardal leol i lenwi lleoedd yr ysgol fawr newydd sy'n cael ei hadeiladu ym Mhort Talbot, ac o ganlyniad i hynny, fod plant yn dod o ardaloedd llawer pellach a disgwylir iddynt lenwi'r lleoedd hyn. Roeddent yn bryderus y byddai rhai o'r plant sy'n byw yn bell ar y bws ysgol am bron i ddwy awr mewn un diwrnod. Felly, pa drafodaethau a gawsoch gyda'r rhieni sy'n mynegi'r pryderon hyn, ac onid ydych yn cytuno fod hyn yn disgwyl gormod gan rieni a phlant?