On 29 March, the Minister for Climate Change stated, and I quote: 'Once the Building Safety Bill receives royal assent the task will be to bring forward the necessary regulations'. Well, last month, the Bill received Royal Assent, so I'm sure that you as First Minister are as eager as we are to see these regulations laid as quickly as possible. However, we also want justice for residents who continue to be trapped in what have been described as 'tinderboxes'. Now, thanks to the Rt Hon Michael Gove MP, major home builders, accounting for half of new homes, have pledged to fix all unsafe tall buildings that they have had a role in developing. Here in Wales, residents living in homes built by Redrow and other developers are in despair that whilst the UK Government have secured a commitment from the developers in England, you have not yet done so for Wales. So, First Minister, at what point do you start to see that there is an absolute immediate need for you to be far more strong and robust in protecting these very vulnerable tenants? Thank you.

Ar 29 Mawrth, dywedodd y Gweinidog Newid Hinsawdd, a dyfynnaf: 'Unwaith y bydd y Mesur Diogelwch Adeiladau yn cael cydsyniad brenhinol, y dasg fydd cyflwyno'r rheoliadau angenrheidiol'. Wel, fis diwethaf, cafodd y Bil Gydsyniad Brenhinol, felly rwy'n siŵr eich bod chi fel Prif Weinidog mor awyddus â ninnau i weld y rheoliadau hyn yn cael eu gosod cyn gynted â phosibl. Fodd bynnag, rydym ni hefyd eisiau cyfiawnder i breswylwyr sy'n parhau i gael eu dal yn yr hyn a ddisgrifiwyd fel 'blychau tân'. Nawr, diolch i'r gwir anrhydeddus Michael Gove AS, mae adeiladwyr tai mawr, sy'n gyfrifol am adeiladu hanner y cartrefi newydd, wedi addo trwsio'r holl adeiladau tal anniogel y maen nhw wedi chwarae rhan yn eu datblygu. Yma yng Nghymru, mae trigolion sy'n byw mewn cartrefi a adeiladwyd gan Redrow a datblygwyr eraill mewn anobaith, er bod Llywodraeth y DU wedi sicrhau ymrwymiad gan y datblygwyr yn Lloegr, nad ydych chi wedi gwneud hynny i Gymru eto. Felly, Prif Weinidog, pryd ydych chi'n dechrau gweld bod gwir angen brys i chi fod yn llawer mwy cryf a chadarn o ran amddiffyn y tenantiaid agored iawn i niwed hyn? Diolch.

As one constituent of mine said, 'This is a decision that demonstrates a depressing lack of vision and ambition. Wales has so often been the victim of a casual decision made in London', he said, 'ignorant or uncaring about its effects on Wales.' Now, he feels that this is as casually ignorant of the need to bring us together as a nation through transport links - not necessarily the nature of that link and the air link that we've had, but the fact that nothing was provided and no vision was presented instead of it.

Fel y dywedodd un etholwr wrthyf, 'Mae hwn yn benderfyniad digalon sy'n dangos diffyg gweledigaeth ac uchelgais. Mae Cymru wedi dioddef mor aml oherwydd penderfyniad ffwrdd-â-hi a wnaed yn Llundain', meddai, 'sy'n anwybodus neu'n ddi-hid ynglŷn â'i effeithiau ar Gymru.' Nawr, mae'n teimlo bod hyn yr un mor anwybodus ynghylch yr angen i ddod â ni at ein gilydd fel cenedl drwy gysylltiadau trafnidiaeth - nid o reidrwydd natur y cyswllt hwnnw a'r cyswllt awyr a fu gennym, ond y ffaith na ddarparwyd unrhyw beth ac na chyflwynwyd gweledigaeth yn ei le.

Okay. We will now turn to matters in the Bill relating to the citizen voice body, and Angela is an expert on these issues. Angela.

Reit. Troi nawr at faterion yn y Bil sy'n ymwneud efo corff llais dinasyddion, ac mae Angela yn arbenigo ar y maes yma. Felly, Angela.