Diolch am hynny, Weinidog. Yn ystod y pandemig, rwy'n credu iddi ddod yn fwyfwy amlwg fod anghydraddoldebau iechyd sylweddol iawn yn ein cymunedau lleiafrifol ethnig. Roedd problemau gyda chyfleu negeseuon mewn perthynas â chyfraddau brechu a llu o amodau economaidd a chymdeithasol. A diolch byth, Weinidog, camodd Muslim Doctors Cymru i'r adwy - ac roedd un o fy etholwyr, Dr Kasim Ramzan, yn rhan o hynny - i helpu i gyfleu negeseuon mewn ieithoedd cymunedol, i godi ymwybyddiaeth, i gynnal clinigau brechu mewn mosgiau, i gynnal cyfarfodydd Zoom, i gysylltu gweithwyr proffesiynol perthnasol â'i gilydd. Fe wnaethant lawer iawn o waith, Weinidog, fel y gwn eich bod yn gwybod. Gan ein bod bellach, gobeithio, yn cefnu ar y pandemig, hoffwn gael sicrwydd gennych y bydd Llywodraeth Cymru'n parhau i weithio gyda Muslim Doctors Cymru i fynd i'r afael â'r anghydraddoldebau iechyd parhaus yn ein cymunedau pobl dduon, Asiaidd a lleiafrifoedd ethnig, oherwydd mae llawer o waith i'w wneud o hyd.

Thank you for that, Minister. During the pandemic, I think it became ever more clear that there are very considerable health inequalities within our ethnic minority communities. There were issues with getting messaging across with vaccination rates and a host of economic and social conditions. And thankfully, Minister, Muslim Doctors Cymru stepped forward - and a constituent of mine, Dr Kasim Ramzan, was part of that - to help get messages across in community languages, to raise awareness, to hold vaccination clinics in mosques, to hold Zoom meetings, to link relevant professionals together. They did a tremendous amount of work, Minister, as I know you're aware. Now that we're hopefully coming through the pandemic, I'd like your reassurance, really, that Welsh Government will continue to work with Muslim Doctors Cymru to address the ongoing health inequalities in our black, Asian and minority ethnic communities, because there's still a lot of work to do.

Ro'n i jest eisiau gwybod, achos dwi'n credu ei fod e'n eithaf cymhleth ar hyn o bryd i ddeall beth sy'n digwydd. Fe wnaethom ni glywed yn gynharach nad oedd rhai o'r partneriaethau yn gallu - . Rŷch chi wedi siarad am hyn yn barod, Guy Lacey, o ran yr EMSI data. Os nad yw'r partneriaethau'n cael yr un access i'r data hynny, pa mor anodd yw hi iddyn nhw gael llun cynhwysfawr o'r hyn sydd angen cael ei wneud gan y partneriaethau yn rhan o'u cynlluniau nhw? Felly, eich barn chi ar hynny. Ond, yn sicr, os dŷch chi heb ddarllen y cynllun, mae'n anodd i chi efallai gael barn - ond, efallai, sylwad ar y data penodol sydd ddim ar gael i'r partneriaethau.

I just wanted to know, because it's quite complex currently to understand what's happening. We heard earlier that some of the partnerships - . You've mentioned this already, Guy Lacey, in terms of the EMSI data. If some of these partnerships don't have the same access to that data, how difficult is it for them to have a complete picture of what needs to be done regarding the partnerships and their plans? So, what's your opinion of that? Certainly, if you haven't read the plan, it's difficult for you, perhaps, to have an opinion on that - but, perhaps, a comment on that specific data that isn't available to those partnerships.

Diolch am y manylder yna. Carolyn, a oedd unrhyw beth ychwanegol roeddech chi eisiau ei ofyn?

Thank you for that detail. Carolyn, was there anything else that you wanted to ask?