In light of the fact that we have declared a climate emergency, of course, in future years, when we consider whether to continue this service, we'll be paying more attention to the emissions that are caused as a consequence of operating the service. But, in the meantime, I am pleased that the Member has recognised improvements in that service. It provides a valuable service for many people in Wales, but there is no doubt that, just as we are doing with all other forms of transport support through the Wales transport strategy, we will be looking at low-carbon transport as a priority area for Welsh Government investment.

Yng ngoleuni'r ffaith ein bod wedi datgan argyfwng hinsawdd, wrth gwrs, mewn blynyddoedd i ddod, pan fyddwn yn ystyried a ddylid parhau â'r gwasanaeth hwn, byddwn yn rhoi mwy o sylw i'r allyriadau a achosir o ganlyniad i weithredu'r gwasanaeth. Ond yn y cyfamser, rwy'n falch fod yr Aelod wedi cydnabod gwelliannau yn y gwasanaeth hwnnw. Mae'n darparu gwasanaeth gwerthfawr i lawer o bobl yng Nghymru, ond yn union fel rydym yn ei wneud gyda phob math arall o gymorth trafnidiaeth drwy strategaeth drafnidiaeth Cymru, heb amheuaeth byddwn yn edrych ar drafnidiaeth carbon isel fel maes blaenoriaeth i fuddsoddiad Llywodraeth Cymru.

Well, it is something that we are considering. I can say that we've received a modest amount of funding so far, because of the UK Government's expenditure in areas in England relating to school sports and breakfast clubs. That money has been allocated for maintaining free school breakfasts, new funding for summer holiday clubs, investing more in childhood immunisation and, of course, looking at taking forward a transformation fund in health. Now, when that money arrives, of course, consideration will be given to how it's best spent. But I do recognise, of course, that we have an issue that is not unique to Wales, but it's something that we face in Wales, namely childhood obesity, where extra resources would certainly be useful in terms of addressing that.

Wel, mae yn rhywbeth yr ydym ni'n ei ystyried. Gallaf ddweud ein bod wedi derbyn swm cymharol fach o gyllid hyd yma, oherwydd gwariant Llywodraeth y DU mewn ardaloedd yn Lloegr sy'n ymwneud â chwaraeon ysgol a chlybiau brecwast. Mae'r arian hwnnw wedi'i neilltuo i gynnal brecwast ysgol am ddim, cyllid newydd ar gyfer clybiau gwyliau haf, buddsoddi mwy mewn imiwneiddio plant ac, wrth gwrs, ystyried datblygu cronfa drawsnewid ym maes iechyd. Nawr, pan ddaw'r arian hwnnw, wrth gwrs, rhoddir ystyriaeth i'r ffordd orau o'i wario orau. Ond rwy'n cydnabod, wrth gwrs, bod gennym ni broblem nad yw'n unigryw i Gymru, ond mae'n rhywbeth yr ydym ni yn ei wynebu yng Nghymru, sef gordewdra ymhlith plant, a byddai adnoddau ychwanegol yn sicr yn ddefnyddiol er mwyn mynd i'r afael â hynny.

Yes, and we will publish that. It has been carried out. It's been concluded, and we will be publishing the outcomes and the advice emerging from that to local authorities over the next few weeks. It's ready to go. Some local authorities have been exceptional. I don't often say it, but there are some excellent examples and there are some that are not so positive. But - .

Ydym, ac mi fyddwn ni gyhoeddi hwnnw. Mae e wedi cael ei wneud. Mae e wedi'i bennu. Mi fyddwn ni gyhoeddi'r canlyniadau a chyngor sy'n deillio o hwnnw i'r awdurdodau lleol yn ystod yr wythnosau nesaf. Mae'n barod i fynd. Mae rhai awdurdodau lleol wedi serennu. Nid yn aml rydw i'n ei ddweud, ond mae yna ambell esiampl arbennig, ac mae ambell un sydd yn dlotach. Ond - .

Sorry, I missed that.

Mae'n ddrwg gen i, ni chlywais i hynna.

Well, Llywydd, Julie Morgan is absolutely right to point to the disproportionate impact on Wales of the UK Government's welfare reform policies. And, as a Government, and, indeed, across many parts of this Assembly, we have consistently called on the UK Government to change its course in that regard. It's sometimes said in a shorthand way, Llywydd, isn't it - that Wales is older, sicker, and poorer than other parts of the United Kingdom? And all those three dimensions have a direct impact on those people who would wish to be able to claim benefits to help them with sickness and incapacity problems that are well beyond their own control.

Wel, Lywydd, mae Julie Morgan yn llygad ei lle i dynnu sylw at effaith anghymesur polisïau diwygio lles Llywodraeth y DU ar Gymru. Ac fel Llywodraeth, ac yn wir, ar draws llawer o rannau o'r Cynulliad hwn, rydym wedi galw'n gyson ar Lywodraeth y DU i newid y llwybr y mae'n ei ddilyn yn hynny o beth. Weithiau, dywedir mewn llaw-fer, Lywydd, oni wneir - fod Cymru'n hŷn, yn fwy sâl, ac yn dlotach na rhannau eraill o'r Deyrnas Unedig? Ac mae pob un o'r tair elfen honno yn effeithio'n uniongyrchol ar y bobl a fyddai'n dymuno gallu hawlio budd-daliadau i'w helpu gyda phroblemau salwch ac analluogrwydd sydd ymhell y tu hwnt i'w rheolaeth hwy.