Roedd Sian Gwenllian yn gallu gofyn cwestiwn yn dilyn y cwestiwn brys heddiw, ac rwy'n credu ei bod hi'n bwysig ein bod ni'n nodi eich pwyntiau ychwanegol ynglŷn â'r datganiad busnes. Rwyf am ailadrodd eto fod Llywodraeth Cymru, dros y ddwy flynedd diwethaf, wedi cael amrywiaeth o drafodaethau ag S4C a phartneriaid eraill sy'n gysylltiedig â'r broses o symud ei phencadlys i Gaerfyrddin, a'r datblygiadau ehangach hynny ar y safle. Ond mae'n parhau i fod yn wir, fel y dywedodd Ysgrifennydd y Cabinet, y gellir ond ystyried unrhyw gefnogaeth gan Lywodraeth Cymru os caiff achos busnes manwl a chymhellol ei ddarparu sy'n mynegi'n llawn ac yn rhoi tystiolaeth o fanteision economaidd, diwylliannol ac ieithyddol y datblygiad, ac yn dangos pam mae angen ymyrraeth gan y sector cyhoeddus i'w gyflawni.

Sian Gwenllian was able to ask a question following the urgent question today, and I think it's important that we note your further points on the business statement. I'm going to again repeat that, over the last two years, the Welsh Government has had various discussions with S4C and other partners involved in the move of its HQ to Carmarthen, and those wider developments at the site. But it does remain the case, as the Cabinet Secretary said, that any support from the Welsh Government can only be considered if a detailed and compelling business case is provided that fully articulates and evidences the economic, cultural and linguistic benefits of the development, and demonstrates why public sector intervention is needed to deliver it.

Prif Weinidog, mae gan lawer o fenywod hŷn broblem gyda symudedd - maen nhw'n eithaf bregus - ac mae angen i ni lunio polisïau cyhoeddus penodol gyda hynny mewn golwg. Er enghraifft, gyda thrafnidiaeth, mae'r gwelliant i wasanaethau bws, teithiau bws am ddim, ac ati, o gymorth, ond mae gwir angen i ni ganolbwyntio ar bethau fel cynlluniau cludiant cymunedol hefyd, sy'n caniatáu i bobl a fyddai fel arall yn cael eu heithrio o gludiant rhwydd, o leiaf i gael yr hawl i gael mynediad at ystod eang o wasanaethau.

First Minister, many older women have a problem with mobility - they are quite frail - and we need to shape certain public policies with that mind. For instance, with transport, the improvement in bus services, free bus travel, et cetera, is a help, but really we need to focus on things like community transport schemes as well, which allow people who would otherwise be excluded from at least easy transportation the right to access a whole range of services.

Ie, jest i ddweud bod fy ngŵr yn gweithio i Brifysgol Abertawe.

Yes, just to say that my husband works for Swansea University.

Felly, i fynd nôl yn benodol at staff gwasanaethau cymorth myfyrwyr yn hytrach na'r gymuned staff ehangach, rydych chi wedi sôn am y bylchau ac anawsterau recriwtio. Oes yna rywbeth arall sydd angen ar y gwasanaethau hynny, y staff sy'n gweithio ar y gwasanaethau hynny, gan brifysgolion i ddarparu'r cymorth gorau posibl i fyfyrwyr?

So, to go back specifically to staff in student support services rather than the wider staff community, you've mentioned the gaps and the difficulties in recruiting. Is there anything else that's required by those services, by those staff working in support services, from universities to provide the best possible support to students?