Mae deialog gadarnhaol yn bwysig, wrth gwrs, a dwi'n siŵr y byddwch chi eisiau cael perthynas dda efo'r byrddau iechyd, ond weithiau, mae eisiau dangos dannedd mewn perthynas â bwrdd iechyd. Ydych chi'n ffyddiog y bydd corff cenedlaethol yn gallu gwneud hynny ar lefel leol mor effeithiol â'r cynghorau iechyd cymuned sydd wedi dod i adnabod lle mae'r gwendidau, er enghraifft, o fewn byrddau mewn gwahanol rannau o Gymru?

Positive dialogue is important, of course, and I am sure that you will want to have a good relationship with the health boards, but sometimes you do need to show those teeth in relation to a particular health board. Are you confident that a national body will be able to do that on a local level as effectively as the community health councils that have come to know where there are weaknesses, for example, within health boards in different parts of Wales?

Fel y dywedais i, nid yw'n rhywbeth y gallaf ei gefnogi. Mae swyddfa'r ombwdsmon yn cael ei chamddefnyddio. Mae'r cyhoedd yn dweud wrthyf y ceir amheuon difrifol ynghylch gonestrwydd y swyddfa hon. Dyna ddiwedd ar fy sylwadau i, a byddaf yn pleidleisio yn erbyn.

As I said, it's just not something I can support. The office of the ombudsman is being misused. The public out there are telling me that there are serious reservations about the integrity of this office. And I'll leave my comments there, and I will be voting against.

Diolch, Ysgrifennydd y Cabinet. Mae nifer o etholwyr wedi tynnu fy sylw yn ddiweddar at gyhoeddiad diweddar ynglŷn â chael gwared ar gyfleusterau chwarae yn eu hysgol, heb unrhyw esboniad gan yr awdurdod lleol. Nawr, o ystyried hyn ochr yn ochr â thoriad o 35 y cant mewn termau real i wariant llywodraeth leol ar gyfleusterau chwarae a hamdden, mae'r bil o £15,000 - dyna i gyd - er mwyn atgyweirio'r cyfleuster chwarae hwn cyn hanner tymor yr hydref yn anfforddiadwy. Nawr, mae polisi chwarae Llywodraeth Cymru 2002 yn datgan mai 'Chwarae yw'r broses ddysgu sylfaenol.' Felly, a allwch esbonio pam fod cyfleusterau chwarae ysgol ledled Cymru wedi'u tanariannu mor druenus? A sut rydych yn gweithio gyda'ch partneriaid yn Llywodraeth Cymru, yn eu swyddi Cabinet, i sicrhau y darperir arian i ysgolion fel y gall ein plant, yn llythrennol, fynd allan i chwarae?

Thank you, Cabinet Secretary. A number of constituents have approached me recently about a recently announced withdrawal of playground facilities at their own school, without any explanation from the local authority. Now, set this against a background of a 35 per cent real-terms cut in local government expenditure for play and recreational facilities, the £15,000 - that's all - repair bill required to actually repair this play facility before autumn half term is unaffordable. Now, the Welsh Government's play policy 2002 states that 'Play is the elemental learning process'. So, can you explain why school play facilities across Wales are being so lamentably underfunded? And how are you working with your partners in the Welsh Government, in their Cabinet positions, to ensure that money is provided to schools so that our children can literally go out and play?

Diolch, Andrew. Symud ymlaen i gwestiynau gan Jayne Bryant. Mae ambell un o'r materion yma wedi cael eu crybwyll eisoes, ond, Jayne, mae'r llawr gyda chi. Jayne.

Thank you, Andrew. Moving on now to questions from Jayne Bryant. Some of the topics have already been discussed, but, Jayne, over to you.

Efallai wnes i ddim ei ddweud o'n ddigon clir - rydyn ni'n cyfathrebu drwy'r amser â'r byrddau, i weld lle mae'r twf, er mwyn sicrhau, os ydyn ni'n mynd i weld llawer mwy o gwynion, ein bod ni'n barod amdanyn nhw. A dyna pam ei bod hi'n bwysig i ni, yn ystod y cyfnod yma, i gael gwared ar y llwyth achosion sydd wedi bod. Roedd o dros 560 ddwy flynedd yn ôl, dros 450 y llynedd; rŵan, llai na 400. So mae hwnna'n newyddion da. Dydy o ddim yn deg i ddweud nad ydym ni'n rhoi pwysau arnyn nhw. Beth rydyn ni'n trio ei wneud ydy sicrhau eu bod nhw'n ymateb, ond dydyn ni ddim yn rhoi pwysau afresymol arnyn nhw, ac mae yna wahaniaeth. Dydyn ni ddim jest yn eu gadael nhw i'n hanwybyddu ni, neu fuasai dim byd yn digwydd.

Perhaps I didn't make my point clearly enough - we are communicating regularly with the health boards, to see where there are increases, in order for us to be ready for any increase in complaints. And that's why it is important for us, during this period, to deal with the caseload. I think it was over 560 two years ago, over 450 last year; it's now less than 400. So that's good news. But it's not fair to say that we're not putting pressure on them. What we're trying to do is to ensure that they do respond, but we're not putting unreasonable pressures on them, and there is a difference. We're not just letting them ignore us, or nothing would happen, of course.