English: I agree. In terms of our perspective, what the budget should be trying to do is, in terms of limitations through devolution, to ensure that there is a floor that no one falls below, that the services that people living in poverty get and that the income that people get - there is enough in the budget, I think, to ensure that there is a floor that people don't fall below, and that we use the budget to invest in solutions to poverty in the long term. Gemma has mentioned these things already. There are some four things that come to mind after going through this budget. First, as Gemma mentioned, there is a significant pot of money to be spent before the end of the financial year. We sent a letter to the First Minister back in December raising some examples that could be spent. One could be investing in laptops that have data for children who receive free school meals. That wouldn't just help children now in the short term as we deal with the pandemic and while schools are closed, but also parents could get hold of benefits and find it easier to access services, so they can benefit from them in the long term in terms of poverty. Secondly, there is additional funding that's been spent in this last financial year that is to be welcomed - so, things like free school meals over the school holidays. That's certainly been a very positive step from the Welsh Government, and it's great to see that there is a commitment to that for another year in the draft budget. So, that's very positive, but I would argue that there is an opportunity now to genuinely consider what we want to do with the additional funding. As you know, we've been calling on the Welsh Government to establish a Welsh benefits system, and I think that the additional funding that we've been spending on these things will give us an opportunity to reconsider in that context. Thirdly, in terms of the additional funding that's been spent, certainly, we support that in the draft budget, but, as Gemma mentioned, there is no real great increase on the previous years in terms of spending in some areas. So, even though some money is given to the social housing grant, that's not more than what we've been spending in the last two years. It's positive that there is more money, but it's not going to change the scale of what we're talking about. And finally, I think that there are some weaknesses in terms of what's not being invested in in that context. One example was that there is no commitment to more funding for career support or skills training. In the context of the very tough job situation, that's an example of where we could give more support for our young people to ensure that they have more understanding and more skills to take into the world of work, which is going to be a very difficult market, I would imagine, for a couple of years to come.
Welsh: Rwy'n cytuno. O ran ein safbwynt ni, beth ddylai'r gyllideb fod yn trio ei wneud, rwy'n credu, o ran y limitations sydd trwy ddatganoli, yw sicrhau bod yna lawr does neb yn syrthio oddi tano, bod y gwasanaethau mae pobl sydd yn byw mewn tlodi yn eu cael a bod y lefel o incwm mae pobl ei gael - mae yna ddigon, rwy'n credu, trwy'r gyllideb i sicrhau bod yna lawr bod neb yn syrthio oddi tano, a hefyd ein bod ni'n defnyddio'r gyllideb i fuddsoddi mewn datrysiadau i dlodi yn y tymor hir. Mae Gemma wedi sôn am y pethau yma'n barod. Mae yna ryw bedwar peth yn dod i'm meddwl i ar ôl mynd trwy'r gyllideb yma. Yn gyntaf, fel gwnaeth Gemma sôn, mae yna bot sylweddol o arian sydd ar ôl i'w wario cyn diwedd y flwyddyn ariannol yma. Fe wnaethom ni ddanfon llythyr at y Prif Weinidog nôl ym mis Rhagfyr yn codi rhai enghreifftiau o beth gallai hynny gael ei wario arno. Un enghraifft byddai buddsoddi mewn laptops sydd gyda data i blant sy'n derbyn prydau ysgol am ddim. Nid yn unig y byddai hwnna'n helpu plant nawr yn y tymor byr wrth ein bod ni'n delio â'r pandemig gydag ysgolion ar gau, ond hefyd mae yna fuddiannau fanna - felly, rhieni'n gallu cael gafael ar fudd-daliadau, er enghraifft, a'i fod yn haws i gael gwasanaethau y gallan nhw elwa arnynt yn y tymor hir hefyd o ran tlodi. Yn ail, mae yna arian ychwanegol wedi cael ei wario yn y flwyddyn ariannol ddiwethaf, sy'n sicr i'w groesawu - so, pethau fel cinio ysgol am ddim dros y gwyliau ysgol. Mae hwnna'n sicr wedi bod yn gam positif iawn rydym ni wedi ei weld gan Lywodraeth Cymru, ac mae'n grêt i weld bod yna ymrwymiad i hwnna am flwyddyn arall yn y gyllideb ddrafft. So, mae hwnna'n rhywbeth positif iawn, ond byddem ni'n dadlau bod yna gyfle nawr i wir ystyried beth ŷn ni'n moyn ei wneud gyda pheth o'r arian ychwanegol. Fel ŷch chi'n gwybod, rydym ni wedi bod yn galw ar Lywodraeth Cymru i sefydlu system fudd-daliadau Cymreig, ac rwy'n credu bod yr arian ychwanegol rŷn ni wedi bod yn gwario ar y pethau yma yn rhoi cyfle inni efallai i ailystyried o ran y cyd-destun yna. Yn drydydd, o ran yr arian ychwanegol sydd wedi cael ei wario, yn sicr rŷn ni'n cefnogi hwnna o ran y gyllideb ddrafft, ond fel gwnaeth Gemma sôn, does yna ddim gwir gynnydd mawr o ran y blynyddoedd blaenorol mewn gwariant mewn rhai meysydd. So, er bod mwy o arian yn cael ei roi i'r social housing grant, dyw e ddim yn fwy na beth rydym ni wedi bod yn ei wario yn y ddwy flynedd diwethaf. Mae'n bositif bod mwy o arian, ond dyw e ddim wir yn mynd i newid y raddfa o beth ŷn ni'n siarad amdano. Yn olaf, rwy'n credu bod un neu ddau wendid yna o ran beth sydd ddim yn cael ei fuddsoddi ynddo yn y cyd-destun ŷn ni'n sôn amdano. Un peth wnaeth fy nharo i, er enghraifft, oedd does yna ddim ymrwymiad i fwy o arian i gymorth gyrfâu na hyfforddiant sgiliau. Yn y cyd-destun rŷn ni ynddo - y sefyllfa swyddi anodd - mae honna'n enghraifft efallai o ble byddem ni'n gallu rhoi mwy o gefnogaeth i'n pobl ifanc ni i sicrhau bod gyda nhw fwy o ddealltwriaeth a mwy o sgiliau i fynd i mewn i'r byd gwaith, sydd yn mynd i fod yn farchnad anodd iawn, byddwn i'n dychmygu, am gwpwl o flynyddau, o leiaf.