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English: I suppose the short answer is 'yes'. We certainly want to see more collaboration and ensure that we have robust supply chains. As you've heard me say a couple of times this afternoon, we are currently analysing all the responses to the consultation, so I can't give comment on the content of any specific future scheme. But, of course, organisations such as Farming Connect, for instance, which I know has provided support in establishing the co-operative to which you referred - . I'm certainly very keen for Farming Connect to continue post Brexit to support farmers and foresters.
Welsh: Mae'n debyg mai'r ateb byr yw 'bydd'. Yn sicr rydym am weld mwy o gydweithio a sicrhau bod gennym gadwyni cyflenwi cadarn. Fel y byddwch wedi fy nghlywed yn dweud fwy nag unwaith y prynhawn yma, rydym ar hyn o bryd yn dadansoddi'r holl ymatebion i'r ymgynghoriad, felly ni allaf roi sylwadau ar gynnwys unrhyw gynllun penodol yn y dyfodol. Ond wrth gwrs, o ran sefydliadau megis Cyswllt Ffermio, er enghraifft, y gwn ei fod wedi darparu cefnogaeth i sefydlu'r cwmni cydweithredol y cyfeirioch chi ato - . Rwy'n sicr yn awyddus iawn i Cyswllt Ffermio barhau ar ôl Brexit i gefnogi ffermwyr a choedwigwyr.
English: A significant part of Gower within my region is made up of common land, as you know, and I have asked you before to have a look, maybe, at secondary legislation and the powers it might give you to curb irresponsible exercise of those rights. I know that my colleague Andrew R.T. Davies and, indeed, Hefin David have raised with you the opposite problem in the past, where some farmers have been stopped from exercising rights on common land. If I'm right, I think you've met with some Assembly Members about this, so I'm wondering if you can update us on any action taken on the back of that meeting to support farmers with their grazing rights and adjacent landowners, and whether there is anything in regulation that might assist you to solve some of these ongoing problems.
Welsh: Mae rhan sylweddol o'r Gŵyr yn fy rhanbarth yn cynnwys tir comin, fel y gwyddoch, ac rwyf wedi gofyn ichi o'r blaen i edrych, efallai, ar is-ddeddfwriaeth a'r pwerau y gallai ei roi i chi i ffrwyno arfer anghyfrifol ar yr hawliau hynny. Gwn fod fy nghyd-Aelod Andrew R.T. Davies, a Hefin David yn wir, wedi sôn wrthych am y broblem groes i hynny yn y gorffennol, lle mae rhai ffermwyr wedi cael eu hatal rhag arfer hawliau ar dir comin. Os ydw i'n iawn, credaf eich bod wedi cyfarfod â rhai o Aelodau'r Cynulliad ynglŷn â hyn, felly tybed a allwch roi'r wybodaeth ddiweddaraf inni ynglŷn ag unrhyw gamau a gymerwyd ar ôl y cyfarfod hwnnw i gefnogi ffermwyr gyda'u hawliau pori a thirfeddianwyr cyfagos, ac a oes unrhyw beth yn y rheoliadau a allai eich helpu i ddatrys rhai o'r problemau parhaus hyn.
English: Thank you. You're quite right. I met with Hefin David and Andrew R.T. Davies and Mick Antoniw - I'm trying to think if there was anybody else; I don't think there was - probably last year. I'd certainly be very happy to share the correspondence with the Member following the meetings we've had.
Welsh: Diolch. Rydych chi'n hollol iawn. Cyfarfûm â Hefin David ac Andrew R.T. Davies a Mick Antoniw - rwy'n ceisio meddwl a oedd unrhyw un arall yno; nid wyf yn credu bod - y llynedd mae'n debyg. Buaswn yn sicr yn hapus iawn i rannu'r ohebiaeth gyda'r Aelod yn dilyn y cyfarfodydd a gawsom.
English: I am committed to maintaining the protections and safeguards in the current EU standards of species protection and building on this through the Well-being of Future Generations (Wales) Act 2015 and the Environment (Wales) Act 2016. We aim to embed nature recovery across all of our policies and programmes.
Welsh: Rwyf wedi ymrwymo i gadw'r warchodaeth a'r mesurau diogelwch yn safonau cyfredol yr UE ar gyfer amddiffyn rhywogaethau ac adeiladu ar hyn drwy Ddeddf Llesiant Cenedlaethau'r Dyfodol (Cymru) 2015 a Deddf yr Amgylchedd (Cymru) 2016. Ein nod yw ymgorffori adferiad natur ar draws pob un o'n polisïau a'n rhaglenni.
English: Of course, rare and endangered species are not just in the Welsh countryside. They are also resident in many of the zoos across Wales, including the Welsh Mountain Zoo, which is the national zoo of Wales, of course, in my own constituency. It has endangered species programmes that are working to conserve the red squirrel population, of course, which I am the species champion for, but also red pandas, snow leopards, chimpanzees and many other species. What action is the Welsh Government taking to support such conservation work, where there are globally threatened species that are resident in Welsh zoos, and what specific support is the Welsh Government doing with the Welsh Mountain Zoo in my own constituency?
Welsh: Wrth gwrs, nid yng nghefn gwlad Cymru yn unig y ceir rhywogaethau prin a rhai sydd mewn perygl. Maent hefyd yn byw mewn sawl sw ledled Cymru, gan gynnwys Sw Mynydd Cymru, sef sw cenedlaethol Cymru, wrth gwrs, yn fy etholaeth i. Mae ganddi raglenni rhywogaethau mewn perygl sy'n gweithio i warchod y wiwer goch, wrth gwrs, rhywogaeth rwy'n hyrwyddwr drosti, ond hefyd pandaod coch, llewpartiaid eira, tsimpansîaid a llawer o rywogaethau eraill. Pa gamau y mae Llywodraeth Cymru yn eu cymryd i gefnogi gwaith cadwraeth o'r fath, lle mae rhywogaethau dan fygythiad ledled y byd yn byw yn sŵau Cymru, a pha gymorth penodol y mae Llywodraeth Cymru yn ei ddarparu gyda Sw Mynydd Cymru yn fy etholaeth?
English: I thank the Member for his question. I remember many childhood trips to the Welsh Mountain Zoo myself, and I know that you are a proud champion of the red squirrel, which can actually be found in your own constituency in Clocaenog. When I actually went to visit there on a brisk north Wales day earlier this year, the seven red squirrels that have been released in the forest were feeling quite camera-shy that day, and I unfortunately didn't get to see any of them. The Welsh Government is absolutely committed to supporting such projects, in terms of working with endangered species. I can't comment specifically in terms of the Welsh Mountain Zoo, but it's certainly something I'm willing to look into for the Member and perhaps to meet to discuss at a future date.
Welsh: Diolch i'r Aelod am ei gwestiwn. Rwy'n cofio llawer o deithiau plentyndod i Sw Mynydd Cymru fy hun, a gwn eich bod yn hyrwyddwr balch dros y wiwer goch, sydd i'w gweld yn eich etholaeth chi mewn gwirionedd, yng Nghlocaenog. Pan euthum i ymweld â'r fan honno ar ddiwrnod iachus yng ngogledd Cymru yn gynharach eleni, roedd y saith wiwer goch a ryddhawyd yn y goedwig yn teimlo braidd yn rhy swil i ymddangos o flaen y camera ar y diwrnod hwnnw, ac yn anffodus, ni welais yr un ohonynt. Mae Llywodraeth Cymru yn gwbl ymrwymedig i gefnogi prosiectau o'r fath, o ran gweithio gyda rhywogaethau mewn perygl. Ni allaf sôn yn benodol am Sw Mynydd Cymru, ond mae'n sicr yn rhywbeth rwy'n barod i edrych arno ar ran yr Aelod a chyfarfod ag ef i'w drafod rywbryd yn y dyfodol.
English: Thank you. Responsibility for freshwater fisheries protection resides with Natural Resources Wales, who have a statutory duty to maintain, improve and develop freshwater fisheries. Welsh Government has a similar responsibility for marine fisheries protection.
Welsh: Diolch. Cyfrifoldeb Cyfoeth Naturiol Cymru yw amddiffyn pysgodfeydd dŵr croyw, ac mae ganddynt ddyletswydd statudol i gynnal, gwella a datblygu pysgodfeydd dŵr croyw. Mae gan Lywodraeth Cymru gyfrifoldeb tebyg i ddiogelu pysgodfeydd morol.
English: Thank you for your answer, Cabinet Secretary. Anglers have been in contact with me for some time with regard to the lack of capacity within Natural Resources Wales with regard to the protection of our fisheries and lakes in the catchment area around mid Wales in particular. Now, I'm told that poaching for salmon is becoming more widespread, which of course ruins the future of fishing stock. The concern is partly attributed to the lack of officers in the area and residing in the area to police the situation and to also work with angling clubs, farmers and fishery owners. So, do you recognise that there is a lack of policing power within NRW in this area? And if so, if you do agree with that, what can be done to resolve the situation?
Welsh: Diolch i chi am eich ateb, Ysgrifennydd y Cabinet. Mae pysgotwyr wedi bod yn cysylltu â mi ers peth amser ynglŷn â diffyg capasiti o fewn Cyfoeth Naturiol Cymru i ddiogelu ein pysgodfeydd a'n llynnoedd yn y dalgylch o gwmpas canolbarth Cymru yn benodol. Nawr, dywedir wrthyf fod potsio am eogiaid yn dod yn fwy cyffredin, sydd wrth gwrs yn difetha dyfodol stoc pysgota. Priodolir y pryder yn rhannol i ddiffyg swyddogion yn yr ardal ac sy'n byw yn yr ardal i blismona'r sefyllfa ac i weithio hefyd gyda chlybiau pysgota, ffermwyr a pherchnogion pysgodfeydd. Felly, a ydych yn cydnabod bod diffyg pŵer plismona o fewn Cyfoeth Naturiol Cymru yn y maes hwn? Ac os felly, os ydych yn cytuno â hynny, beth y gellir ei wneud i ddatrys y sefyllfa?
English: Obviously, we provide core funding to NRW to make sure that they can fulfil their statutory responsibilities. They also receive about £1 million per annum from rod licence funding. I know you have written to me about this, and I'm awaiting a response to send back to you. I'm also meeting with the interim chair and the chief executive, along with the Minister for Environment, with NRW - I think it's next week. I will certainly raise it with them. But the short answer is: no, I don't agree with that.
Welsh: Yn amlwg, rydym yn darparu cyllid craidd i Cyfoeth Naturiol Cymru i wneud yn siŵr y gallant gyflawni eu cyfrifoldebau statudol. Maent hefyd yn cael tua £1 filiwn y flwyddyn o arian y drwydded bysgota â gwialen. Gwn eich bod wedi ysgrifennu ataf ynglŷn â hyn, ac rwy'n disgwyl ymateb i'w anfon yn ôl atoch. Byddaf hefyd yn cyfarfod â'r cadeirydd dros dro a'r prif weithredwr, yn ogystal â Gweinidog yr Amgylchedd, gyda Cyfoeth Naturiol Cymru - yr wythnos nesaf rwy'n credu. Byddaf yn sicr o'i ddwyn i'w sylw. Ond yr ateb byr yw: na, nid wyf yn cytuno â hynny.
English: Diolch. It would be for the UK Government to assess the environmental impact of not supporting this national energy infrastructure. Welsh Government has been clear and consistent in its support for tidal lagoons. We remain keen to see the recommendations in the Hendry report supported by UK Government.
Welsh: Diolch. Mater i Lywodraeth y DU fyddai asesu effaith amgylcheddol peidio â chefnogi'r seilwaith ynni cenedlaethol hwn. Mae Llywodraeth Cymru wedi bod yn glir ac yn gyson yn ei chefnogaeth i fôr-lynnoedd llanw. Rydym yn parhau'n awyddus i weld argymhellion adroddiad Hendry yn cael eu cefnogi gan Lywodraeth y DU.
English: Thank you for that response. Further to that, will you as Welsh Government support the development of a public energy company for Wales in order to tackle the issue of developing Swansea bay tidal lagoon?
Welsh: Diolch am yr ateb yna. Ac yn bellach i hynny, a fyddech chi fel Llywodraeth Cymru'n cefnogi datblygu cwmni ynni cyhoeddus i Gymru i fynd i'r afael â datblygu morlyn bae Abertawe?
English: Well, the Member is probably aware that I did some previous work with another member of Plaid Cymru around this, and it was decided that we did not think that was the most appropriate way forward.
Welsh: Wel, mae'r Aelod yn ymwybodol mae'n debyg fy mod wedi gwneud gwaith blaenorol gydag aelod arall o Blaid Cymru ar hyn, a phenderfynwyd nad oeddem yn meddwl mai dyna'r ffordd fwyaf priodol ymlaen.
English: Thank you. The Welsh Government provides a range of support to farmers in Wales, helping them to become more profitable, sustainable, resilient and professionally managed. This includes over £300 million a year support for farming, animal health and welfare, and rural development via the common agricultural policy. Agricultural businesses also benefit from Farming Connect grants and advice.
Welsh: Diolch. Mae Llywodraeth Cymru yn darparu ystod o gefnogaeth i ffermwyr yng Nghymru, gan eu helpu i ddod yn fwy proffidiol, cynaliadwy, gwydn ac wedi'u rheoli'n fwy proffesiynol. Mae hyn yn cynnwys dros £300 miliwn y flwyddyn o gymorth ar gyfer ffermio, iechyd a lles anifeiliaid a datblygu gwledig drwy'r polisi amaethyddol cyffredin. Mae busnesau amaethyddol hefyd yn elwa o grantiau a chyngor Cyswllt Ffermio.
English: Thank you. I congratulate you on being the first Cab Sec or Minister to complete questions in a very long time. [ Laughter.] In August I joined the National Trust, the RSPB and a farmer on a National Trust farm, and they told me that a new sustainable land management scheme is needed that's fair to farmers, provides food, manages diversity and protects data and the environment. During the recess last week I had a meeting with NFU Cymru Clwyd county chair and their county adviser. They told me that within your proposals, the missing ingredient was the need for a stability mechanism to futureproof agriculture policy if we are to ensure a continued supply of quality, affordable food alongside public goods because of the economic resilience that the two together can provide. How do you respond to their call for that missing ingredient, for a stability mechanism within that, to help them now in planning for their investment in the future, given the uncertainty ahead, but also recognising that the whole principle behind agricultural support, going back to the 1940s, was recognition that, on occasions when the rain does fall, when the international disasters occur, or even conflict arises, we're going to need them again and we can't afford to lose them in the interim.
Welsh: Diolch. Hoffwn eich llongyfarch ar fod yn Ysgrifennydd y Cabinet neu Weinidog cyntaf i gwblhau'r cwestiynau ers amser hir iawn. [ Chwerthin.] Ym mis Awst ymunais â'r Ymddiriedolaeth Genedlaethol, yr RSPB a ffermwr ar un o ffermydd yr Ymddiriedolaeth Genedlaethol, a dywedwyd wrthyf fod angen cynllun rheoli tir cynaliadwy newydd sy'n deg i ffermwyr, yn darparu bwyd, yn rheoli amrywiaeth ac yn diogelu data a'r amgylchedd. Yn ystod y toriad yr wythnos diwethaf cefais gyfarfod â chadeirydd sirol NFU Cymru yng Nghlwyd a'u cynghorydd sirol. Dywedasant wrthyf mai'r hyn a oedd ar goll yn eich cynigion oedd yr angen am fecanwaith sefydlogrwydd i ddiogelu'r polisi amaeth ar gyfer y dyfodol os ydym i sicrhau cyflenwad parhaus o fwyd fforddiadwy o ansawdd ochr yn ochr â nwyddau cyhoeddus oherwydd y cadernid economaidd y gall y ddwy elfen eu cynnig gyda'i gilydd. Sut yr ymatebwch i'w galwad am yr elfen goll honno, am fecanwaith sefydlogrwydd o fewn hynny, i'w helpu i gynllunio yn awr ar gyfer eu buddsoddiad yn y dyfodol, o ystyried yr ansicrwydd sydd i ddod, ond hefyd gan gydnabod mai holl egwyddor cymorth amaethyddol, gan fynd yn ôl at y 1940au, oedd cydnabod, ar yr adegau pan fo'r glaw'n disgyn, pan ddigwydd y trychinebau rhyngwladol, neu ryfel hyd yn oed, ein bod yn mynd i fod eu hangen eto ac na allwn fforddio eu colli yn y cyfamser.
English: Thank you, and thank you for your comments. You've certainly laid down the gauntlet to the Cabinet Secretary for Local Government and Public Services to follow me. I think you've raised a very important point around stability, and certainly I've had discussions with farmers over the last couple of years around volatility. Clearly, this year, with the weather, we've absolutely seen that to the full. We had that very long, wet winter, we had heavy snow in the spring, and then we had the very dry and hot summer. I don't want to presume anything, because, as I say, we're analysing the responses to the consultation at the moment, but certainly the common agricultural policy has not provided the stability and the protection against that volatility that I think farmers want to see. And I think it's very important that, when we bring forward our Welsh agricultural policy, we do that.
Welsh: Diolch i chi, a diolch am eich sylwadau. Rydych yn sicr wedi gosod her i Ysgrifennydd y Cabinet dros Lywodraeth Leol a Gwasanaethau Cyhoeddus i fy nilyn. Credaf eich bod wedi gwneud pwynt pwysig iawn ynghylch sefydlogrwydd, ac yn sicr cefais drafodaethau gyda ffermwyr dros y ddwy flynedd ddiwethaf ynglŷn ag anwadalrwydd. Yn amlwg, eleni, gyda'r tywydd, rydym wedi gweld hynny'n llawn. Cawsom y gaeaf hir a gwlyb hwnnw, cawsom eira trwm yn y gwanwyn, ac yna cawsom haf sych a phoeth iawn. Nid wyf eisiau rhagdybio dim, oherwydd, fel y dywedaf, rydym yn dadansoddi'r ymatebion i'r ymgynghoriad ar hyn o bryd, ond yn sicr nid yw'r polisi amaethyddol cyffredin wedi darparu'r sefydlogrwydd a'r diogelwch rhag anwadalrwydd y credaf fod ffermwyr ei eisiau. Ac rwy'n credu ei bod hi'n bwysig iawn, wrth inni gyflwyno ein polisi amaethyddol ar gyfer Cymru, ein bod yn gwneud hynny.
English: Top marks, Minister.
Welsh: Marciau llawn, Weinidog.
English: And let's see how well you can do, Mr Davies, in answering your questions. [ Laughter.]
Welsh: A gadewch i ni weld pa mor dda y gallwch chi ateb eich cwestiynau chi, Mr Davies. [ Chwerthin.]
English: Questions, therefore, to the Cabinet Secretary for Local Government and Public Services.
Welsh: Cwestiynau felly i Ysgrifennydd y Cabinet dros Lywodraeth Leol a Gwasanaethau Cyhoeddus.
English: Forty-five minutes starting.
Welsh: Tri chwarter awr yn dechrau yn awr.
English: Thank you, Llywydd. I announced the provisional local government settlement for 2019-20 on 9 October. It is for authorities to determine how they spend this funding, together with their other income from specific grants, council tax and other sources, according to local needs and priorities.
Welsh: Diolch yn fawr, Llywydd. Rydw i wedi gwneud datganiad ar y setliad ar gyfer llywodraeth leol ar 9 Hydref. Mae'n fater i awdurdodau gwahanol wneud penderfyniadau ar sut maen nhw'n gwario'r gyllideb yma, ynghyd ag incwm eraill o grantiau, y dreth gyngor a ffynonellau eraill, yn ôl eu penderfyniadau a'u blaenoriaethau eu hunain.
English: Gwynedd Council is facing an £11 million cut in light of the fiscal policy of your Government, which will impact on services for the most vulnerable people in my constituency. The Government has announced that an additional £15 million is available for schools and £13 million for social care, but this is restricted by certain conditions. You, like me, have argued consistently for stronger local government and giving more powers to local authorities. Why, then, is this additional funding not reaching the councils through the revenue support grant - the core funding of local authorities, and funding that could be used to safeguard basic services and crucial services at this time of austerity and huge cuts?
Welsh: Mae Cyngor Gwynedd yn wynebu £11 miliwn o doriadau yn sgil polisi ariannol eich Llywodraeth chi, a fydd yn effeithio ar wasanaethau i bobl fwyaf bregus fy etholaeth. Mae'r Llywodraeth wedi cyhoeddi bod £15 miliwn ychwanegol ar gael i ysgolion a £13 miliwn ar gyfer gofal cymdeithasol, ond mae hwn yn gaeth i amodau. Rŵan, rydych chi, fel minnau, wedi dadlau'n gyson o blaid llywodraeth leol gref, a dros roi mwy o rym i gynghorau. Pam, felly, nad ydy'r arian ychwanegol yma yn cyrraedd y cynghorau drwy'r grant cynnal refeniw - arian craidd awdurdodau lleol, ac arian a allai gael ei ddefnyddio i warchod gwasanaethau sylfaenol ac allweddol ar yr adeg yma o lymder a thoriadau anferth?
English: All the funding does go towards these core services that you've described. I don't believe that anybody here wants to argue that the funding shouldn't go to schools or social care. I don't believe people want to see that, and that's exactly what we are doing. But, if I could return to the purpose of your question, when you talked about the policy of this Government, this settlement is part of a formula that has been agreed by local government and it's something that we administer jointly with local government.
Welsh: Mae'r arian, wrth gwrs, i gyd yn mynd at y gwasanaethau craidd hynny rydych chi wedi eu disgrifio. Nid wyf yn credu bod neb fan hyn eisiau dadlau ddylai arian ddim fynd at ysgolion nag at ofal cymdeithasol. Nid wyf yn credu bod pobl eisiau gweld hynny, a dyna'n union beth rydym ni'n ei wneud. Ond a gaf i ddod yn ôl at bwrpas eich cwestiwn, pan oeddech chi'n sôn amboutu bolisi'r Llywodraeth yma? Mae hyn yn rhan o setliad, yn rhan o fformiwla, sydd wedi cael ei gytuno gan lywodraeth leol ac mae'n rhywbeth rydym ni'n ei wasanaethu a'i weinyddu ar y cyd gyda llywodraeth leol.
English: Could I ask you to confirm, Cabinet Secretary, that you wish to group questions 1, 5 and 8?
Welsh: A gaf i ofyn i chi gadarnhau, Ysgrifennydd y Cabinet, eich bod chi eisiau grwpio cwestiynau 1, 5 ac 8?
English: Presiding Officer, the Member for Clwyd West is right, people aren't stupid, and they'll see through his shouting and his bluster. They'll see the reality of what austerity has done, not just in local government, but to other parts of the public sector as well. And let me say this - let me say this - he talks specifically about the local government settlement in Wales. When we made that announcement on 9 October, the University of Cambridge also published some data on local government on that date. What they showed was that, in Wales and Scotland, local government had been protected by the Governments in both those countries. In England, where the Conservatives have the opportunity to take these decisions, local government has been cut by 26 per cent - 26 per cent. So, when he and his party come here with their crocodile tears telling us about what is happening in local government, I say to him, 'Physician, heal thyself' - you go back to your Government in London, you go back there and talk to them about austerity. You go there - [ Interruption. ] You go there - [ Interruption.] You go there - [ Interruption.] You can shout as much as you like; I've got time on my side. You go there. You go there and you tell them about the impacts of austerity on people, and I'll tell you, when you do that, that you're doing the right thing. But, up until then, don't come here making allegations that you cannot sustain about matters you do not understand.
Welsh: Lywydd, mae'r Aelod dros Orllewin Clwyd yn iawn yn dweud nad yw pobl yn dwp, ac fe fyddant yn gweld drwy ei weiddi a'i arthio. Byddant yn gweld realiti'r hyn y mae cyni wedi'i wneud, nid yn unig mewn llywodraeth leol, ond i rannau eraill o'r sector cyhoeddus hefyd. A gadewch imi ddweud hyn - gadewch imi ddweud hyn - mae'n sôn yn benodol am y setliad llywodraeth leol yng Nghymru. Pan wnaethom y cyhoeddiad hwnnw ar 9 Hydref, cyhoeddodd Prifysgol Caergrawnt rywfaint o ddata ar lywodraeth leol ar y dyddiad hwnnw hefyd. Yr hyn a ddangosent oedd bod llywodraeth leol wedi cael ei gwarchod gan y Llywodraethau yng Nghymru a'r Alban. Yn Lloegr, lle mae gan y Ceidwadwyr gyfle i wneud y penderfyniadau hyn, mae llywodraeth leol wedi'i thorri 26 y cant - 26 y cant. Felly, pan ddaw ef a'i blaid yma gyda'u dagrau ffug i ddweud wrthym am yr hyn sy'n digwydd mewn llywodraeth leol, rwy'n dweud wrtho, 'Feddyg, iachâ dy hun' - ewch yn ôl at eich Llywodraeth yn Llundain, ewch yn ôl yno a siarad â hwy am gyni. Ewch yno - [ T orri ar draws. ] Ewch yno - [ T orri ar draws.] Ewch yno - [ T orri ar draws.] Gallwch weiddi cymaint ag y mynnwch; mae gennyf amser. Ewch yno. Ewch yno a dywedwch wrthynt am effeithiau cyni ar y bobl, ac fe ddywedaf wrthych chi, pan wnewch hynny, eich bod chi'n gwneud y peth iawn. Ond tan hynny, peidiwch â dod yma i wneud honiadau na allwch eu cynnal am faterion nad ydych yn eu deall.