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English: Well, let's have a look at some of the investments made that benefit elected councillors: £2.2 million recently awarded to Abertawe Bro Morgannwg University Local Health Board, which includes £769,000 for modernising the patient records system so that records can be located and are available, £400,000 for reducing sickness levels in the board and £441,000 for a primary care out-of-hours service - now, that doesn't seem to me like helping councillors; £500,000 to the mental health charity Hafal, and that's supported the development of a specialist mental health rehab facility, the first of its kind in the UK, that benefits the public; £3 million to the South Wales Fire and Rescue Service; and £108,000 to Swansea council social services to work with young people to break the cycle of ex-looked-after children entering care themselves. This is a way in which public money makes a difference, and I'm surprised that UKIP can't bring themselves to praise that.
Welsh: Wel, gadewch i ni gael golwg ar rai o'r buddsoddiadau a wnaed sydd o fantais i gynghorwyr etholedig: dyfarnwyd £2.2 miliwn yn ddiweddar i Fwrdd Iechyd Lleol Prifysgol Abertawe Bro Morgannwg, sy'n cynnwys £769,000 ar gyfer moderneiddio'r system cofnodion cleifion fel y gellir dod o hyd i gofnodion a'u bod ar gael, £400,000 ar gyfer gostwng lefelau salwch yn y bwrdd a £441,000 ar gyfer gwasanaeth gofal sylfaenol y tu allan i oriau - nawr, nid yw hynny'n ymddangos i mi fel helpu cynghorwyr; £500,000 i'r elusen iechyd meddwl Hafal, ac mae hynny wedi cefnogi datblygiad cyfleuster adsefydlu iechyd meddwl arbenigol, y cyntaf o'i fath yn y DU, sydd er lles y cyhoedd; £3 miliwn i Wasanaeth Tân ac Achub De Cymru; a £108,000 i wasanaethau cymdeithasol cyngor Abertawe i weithio gyda phobl ifanc i dorri'r cylch o blant a oedd yn derbyn gofal yn derbyn gofal eu hunain. Mae hon yn ffordd y mae arian cyhoeddus yn gwneud gwahaniaeth, ac rwy'n synnu nad yw UKIP yn barod i ganmol hynny.
English: First Minister, as you've already pointed out, the invest-to-save in my area, South Wales West, has actually been focused on the health service. ABMU has received money for the new record system, also money for the academy, for the out-of-hours service, to improve that, and also for re-looking at the governance of medicines and the management of medicines. It's that type of investment that is improving efficiency, and therefore delivering better services for my constituents. Do you agree with me that we need to do more of this to ensure that patients can get better services out of ABMU, because they will be improving productivity and efficiency?
Welsh: Prif Weinidog, fel yr ydych chi wedi ei nodi eisoes, mae'r fenter buddsoddi i arbed yn fy ardal i, Gorllewin De Cymru, wedi ei ganolbwyntio ar y gwasanaeth iechyd. Mae PABM wedi cael arian ar gyfer y system gofnodion newydd, a hefyd arian ar gyfer yr academi, y gwasanaeth y tu allan i oriau, i wella hynny, a hefyd ar gyfer ailystyried llywodraethu meddyginiaethau a rheoli meddyginiaethau. Dyna'r math o fuddsoddiad sy'n gwella effeithlonrwydd, ac felly'n darparu gwell gwasanaethau i'm hetholwyr. A ydych chi'n cytuno â mi bod angen i ni wneud mwy o hyn i sicrhau y gall cleifion gael gwell gwasanaethau allan o PABM, gan y byddant yn gwella cynhyrchiant ac effeithlonrwydd?
English: Well, this is why, of course, the money was made available to ABMU: in order to make sure that those obstacles that might exist within the system are removed, making it better for the people who work there and, of course, particularly for the patients.
Welsh: Wel, dyna pam, wrth gwrs, y rhoddwyd yr arian ar gael i PABM: er mwyn gwneud yn siŵr y ceir gwared ar y rhwystrau hynny a allai fodoli o fewn y system, gan ei gwneud yn well ar gyfer y bobl sy'n gweithio yno ac, wrth gwrs, ar gyfer y cleifion yn arbennig.
English: Well, lessons from the Waterhouse inquiry have been taken forward with Welsh public bodies. Safeguarding arrangements have been strengthened through legislation, including a new duty to report, and the National Independent Safeguarding Board, and a multi-agency Welsh reference group has been established in partnership with the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse.
Welsh: Wel, bwriwyd ymlaen â'r gwersi o ymchwiliad Waterhouse gyda chyrff cyhoeddus Cymru. Cryfhawyd trefniadau diogelu trwy ddeddfwriaeth, gan gynnwys dyletswydd newydd i adrodd, ac mae'r Bwrdd Diogelu Annibynnol Cenedlaethol, a grŵp cyfeirio amlasiantaeth Cymru wedi eu sefydlu mewn partneriaeth â'r ymchwiliad annibynnol i gam-drin plant yn rhywiol.
English: Thank you, First Minister. I do appreciate the devolved limitations surrounding this question, but in my role as an Assembly constituency Member, I am currently dealing with a number of cases of historical sex abuse, and I am having to talk to, on a regular basis, some very, very hurt and traumatised people. On a number of occasions, there appears to be an absolute marked reluctance by the Crown Prosecution Service to take a prosecution forward, despite good and corroborated evidence, either because of changes in the law within the intervening years - if you're talking about something, say, 30 years ago, the age of being able to be tried, for example, for a crime has obviously changed, I think in 1985 or 1987 - or because, in their view, it's not in the public interest. But, of course, it is in the interests of those who've been affected. I have one case where the claimants, in the end, took their case themselves to the High Court and won, and had an improvement in the prosecution or in the judgment. Is there anything the Welsh Government can do to act as a check and balance on the decisions of the CPS, and of the police, in order to ensure that we are doing justice as well as talking about justice and trying to be seen to be having justice?
Welsh: Diolch, Prif Weinidog. Rwy'n sylweddoli'r cyfyngiadau datganoledig ynghylch y cwestiwn hwn, ond yn fy swyddogaeth fel Aelod Cynulliad dros etholaeth, rwyf wrthi ar hyn o bryd yn ymdrin â nifer o achosion hanesyddol o gam-drin rhywiol, ac rwy'n gorfod siarad, yn rheolaidd, â phobl sydd wedi dioddef loes a thrawma aruthrol. Ar sawl achlysur, mae'n ymddangos y bu amharodrwydd pendant a llwyr gan Wasanaeth Erlyn y Goron i fwrw ymlaen ag erlyniad, er gwaethaf tystiolaeth dda a gadarnhawyd, naill ai oherwydd newidiadau i'r gyfraith yn ystod y blynyddoedd yn y cyfamser - os ydych chi'n sôn am rywbeth, dyweder, 30 mlynedd yn ôl, mae'r oed o allu cael eich rhoi ar brawf, er enghraifft, am drosedd yn amlwg wedi newid, yn 1985 neu 1987 rwy'n credu - neu oherwydd, yn eu barn nhw, nid yw er budd y cyhoedd. Ond, wrth gwrs, mae o fudd i'r rheini sydd wedi eu heffeithio. Mae gen i un achos lle'r aeth yr hawlwyr, yn y pen draw, â'u hachos eu hunain i'r Uchel Lys ac ennill, a chafodd welliant yn yr erlyniad neu yn y dyfarniad. A oes unrhyw beth y gall Llywodraeth Cymru ei wneud i gadw cydbwysedd o ran penderfyniadau Gwasanaeth Erlyn y Goron, a'r heddlu, er mwyn sicrhau ein bod ni'n sicrhau cyfiawnder yn ogystal â siarad am gyfiawnder a cheisio cael ein gweld yn cael cyfiawnder?
English: Directly, of course, these bodies are not devolved. Our view is that they should be, but they're not, and that's for a different time. But she's absolutely correct to ask what, then, we have done as a Government in terms of echoing her concerns. Well, obviously, we have expressed our abhorrence that the survivors in this case didn't receive the response that was owed to them. We have introduced a duty to report children at risk, and a duty to report adults at risk, to ensure that concerns about the abuse of people are reported and can be properly investigated. I know that the Minister for Children and Social Care has contacted the mid and west Wales regional safeguarding children board to request an update on actions being taken to address concerns that have been raised about the current safeguarding arrangements. Dyfed-Powys Police and Pembrokeshire, I understand, have met with representatives of Caldey island because there is a need to strengthen their arrangements -
Welsh: Yn uniongyrchol, wrth gwrs, nid yw'r cyrff hyn yn ddatganoledig. Ein barn ni yw y dylen nhw fod, ond dydyn nhw ddim, ac mae hynny ar gyfer amser arall. Ond mae hi'n gwbl gywir i ofyn beth, felly, yr ydym ni wedi ei wneud fel Llywodraeth o ran adleisio ei phryderon. Wel, yn amlwg, rydym ni wedi mynegi ein hatgasedd at y ffaith na dderbyniodd y goroeswyr yn yr achos hwn yr ymateb yr oeddent yn ei haeddu. Rydym ni wedi cyflwyno dyletswydd i hysbysu am blant sydd mewn perygl, a dyletswydd i hysbysu am oedolion sydd mewn perygl, i sicrhau bod pryderon ynghylch cam-drin pobl yn cael eu hadrodd ac y gellir ymchwilio iddynt yn briodol. Gwn fod y Gweinidog Plant a Gwasanaethau Cymdeithasol wedi cysylltu â bwrdd diogelu plant rhanbarthol canolbarth a gorllewin Cymru i ofyn am ddiweddariad ar gamau sy'n cael eu cymryd i fynd i'r afael â phryderon a godwyd am y trefniadau diogelu presennol. Rwy'n deall bod Heddlu Dyfed-Powys a sir Benfro wedi cyfarfod â chynrychiolwyr o Ynys Bŷr gan fod angen cryfhau eu trefniadau -
English: I hear what the Member says and, of course, I don't dispute that. The Minister for Children and Social Care also wrote to the Catholic Safeguarding Advisory Service to seek assurances they're taking action in relation to current concerns. It's not isolated. I understand that. Caldey island, of course, has been the incidence that has been most in the news, but I hope I've given her some comfort there about what we have done as a Government, given our devolved responsibilities, to ensure that this situation does not happen again.
Welsh: Clywaf yr hyn y mae'r Aelod yn ei ddweud ac, wrth gwrs, nid wyf yn amau hynny. Ysgrifennodd y Gweinidog Plant a Gofal Cymdeithasol at y Gwasanaeth Ymgynghorol Diogelu Catholig hefyd i geisio sicrwydd eu bod nhw'n cymryd camau o ran pryderon cyfredol. Nid ydynt yn achosion ar wahân. Rwy'n deall hynny. Ynys Bŷr, wrth gwrs, yw'r achos sydd wedi bod fwyaf yn y newyddion, ond rwy'n gobeithio fy mod i wedi rhoi rhywfaint o gysur iddi am yr hyn yr ydym ni wedi ei wneud fel Llywodraeth, o ystyried ein cyfrifoldebau datganoledig, i sicrhau na fydd y sefyllfa hon yn digwydd eto.
English: Well, historical sexual abuse doesn't become historical if we deal with it in the here and now. We know that there is an investigation by Healthcare Inspectorate Wales as a result of the Kris Wade allegations, but it had to take significant public and political pressure for the Cabinet Secretary for health to initiate that particular Healthcare Inspectorate Wales report. I was shocked that it didn't come from Healthcare Inspectorate Wales themselves - that they would take a more proactive role in seeing where there are allegations of abuse, and for them therefore to carry forth those particular reports. What are you doing as a Government to ensure that there are uniform complaints procedures, that people feel confident that they can come forward with these allegations, so that we don't have these problems in the future, where people are having to go back in time, as Angela Burns said, talking about public interest, talking about what's relevant in the here and now, when, to those people who have been abused, it is very important for them to get answers to those questions?
Welsh: Wel, nid yw cam-drin rhywiol hanesyddol yn dod yn hanesyddol os ydym yn ymdrin ag ef yn y fan a'r lle. Rydym ni'n gwybod bod ymchwiliad gan Arolygiaeth Gofal Iechyd Cymru o ganlyniad i honiadau Kris Wade, ond bu'n rhaid cael pwysau cyhoeddus a gwleidyddol sylweddol i Ysgrifennydd y Cabinet dros Iechyd sefydlu'r adroddiad penodol hwn gan Arolygiaeth Gofal Iechyd Cymru. Fe'm syfrdanwyd na ddaeth gan Arolygiaeth Gofal Iechyd Cymru eu hunain - y bydden nhw'n chwarae rhan fwy rhagweithiol o ran gweld lle ceir honiadau o gam-drin, ac iddyn nhw fwrw ymlaen â'r adroddiadau penodol hynny felly. Beth ydych chi'n ei wneud fel Llywodraeth i sicrhau y ceir gweithdrefnau cwynion unffurf, bod pobl yn teimlo'n hyderus y gallant ddod ymlaen gyda'r honiadau hyn, fel na fydd y problemau hyn gennym ni yn y dyfodol, lle mae pobl yn gorfod mynd yn ôl mewn amser, fel y dywedodd Angela Burns, yn sôn am les y cyhoedd, yn sôn am yr hyn sy'n berthnasol yma nawr, pan, i'r bobl hynny sydd wedi cael eu cam-drin, y mae'n bwysig iawn iddyn nhw gael atebion i'r cwestiynau hynny?
English: The Member raises a very distressing case, which I'm also familiar with. If I could write to her, giving her more detail in terms of the answer that she seeks - because it is important, of course, that the complaints system is as streamlined as possible and that nothing falls through the gaps, but I will write to her with an answer, a detailed answer, to her question.
Welsh: Mae'r Aelod yn codi achos trallodus iawn, yr wyf innau'n gyfarwydd ag ef. Os caf i ysgrifennu ati hi, gan roi mwy o fanylion iddi o ran yr ateb y mae'n chwilio amdano - oherwydd mae'n bwysig, wrth gwrs, bod y system gwynion mor syml â phosibl ac nad oes unrhyw beth yn disgyn drwy'r bylchau, ond byddaf yn ysgrifennu ati hi gydag ateb, ateb manwl, i'w chwestiwn.
English: Cervical screening can save lives and we want to maximise uptake. Seventy-seven per cent of eligible women in Wales regularly attend for cervical screening. From October 2018, we will be introducing a more sensitive primary test, allowing us to more effectively identify women requiring treatment, reducing the need for repeat smears.
Welsh: Gall sgrinio serfigol achub bywydau ac rydym ni eisiau sicrhau bod cymaint o bobl â phosibl yn manteisio arno. Mae 77 y cant o fenywod cymwys yng Nghymru yn mynychu'n rheolaidd ar gyfer sgrinio serfigol. O fis Hydref 2018, byddwn yn cyflwyno prawf sylfaenol mwy sensitif, gan ein galluogi i nodi menywod sydd angen triniaeth yn fwy effeithiol, a lleihau'r angen am sgrinio ailadroddus.
English: Thank you, First Minister. Despite letters sent to all eligible women in Wales for cervical screening, recent figures suggest that there has been a decrease in participation. Jo's Cervical Cancer Trust found that the numbers of women attending screening in Wales is at a 10-year low. In particular, the charity highlighted concerns about the number of women aged between 25 and 29 participating in screening. With cervical screening found to prevent 70 per cent of cervical cancers from developing, what more can the Welsh Government do to promote and encourage women to have a potentially life-saving test?
Welsh: Diolch, Prif Weinidog. Er gwaethaf y llythyrau a anfonwyd at yr holl fenywod cymwys yng Nghymru ar gyfer sgrinio serfigol, mae ffigurau diweddar yn awgrymu y bu gostyngiad mewn cyfranogiad. Canfu Jo's Cervical Cancer Trust fod nifer y menywod sy'n cael ei sgrinio ar ei isaf ers 10 mlynedd yng Nghymru. Yn benodol, tynnodd yr elusen sylw at bryderon ynghylch nifer y menywod rhwng 25 a 29 oed sy'n cael eu sgrinio. Gyda'r canfyddiad bod sgrinio serfigol yn atal 70 y cant o achosion o ganser serfigol rhag datblygu, beth arall all Llywodraeth Cymru ei wneud i hyrwyddo ac annog menywod i gael prawf a allai achub eu bywydau?
English: Well, from October of last - of this year, I beg your pardon - Cervical Screening Wales will be introducing human papilloma virus testing, and that represents a completely new approach to cervical screening. It is a more sensitive test, which will allow us to more effectively identify those women requiring treatment, as I said. We know that coverage, in general, is falling across the UK nations, and there is work to be done in order to maintain and improve participation rates in Wales. Public Health Wales's Screening for Life campaign runs each July to raise awareness of access to cervical screening in community groups that have an inherently low take-up, and it encourages eligible individuals to attend for screening when invited. Through these things, we want to make sure that the trend where we see fewer people having the test is reversed in the near future.
Welsh: Wel, o fis Hydref y llynedd - eleni, mae'n ddrwg gen i - bydd Sgrinio Serfigol Cymru yn cyflwyno profion feirws papiloma dynol, ac mae hwnnw'n ddull sgrinio serfigol newydd sbon. Mae'n brawf mwy sensitif, a fydd yn ein galluogi i nodi'n fwy effeithiol y menywod hynny sydd angen triniaeth, fel y dywedais. Rydym ni'n gwybod bod niferoedd, yn gyffredinol, yn gostwng ar draws gwledydd y DU, ac mae gwaith i'w wneud er mwyn cynnal a gwella cyfraddau cyfranogi yng Nghymru. Mae ymgyrch Sgrinio am Oes Iechyd Cyhoeddus Cymru yn rhedeg bob mis Gorffennaf i godi ymwybyddiaeth o fynediad at sgrinio serfigol mewn grwpiau cymunedol sydd â defnydd gynhenid isel, ac mae'n annog unigolion cymwys i fynd i gael eu sgrinio pan fyddant yn cael eu gwahodd. Drwy'r pethau hyn, rydym ni eisiau gwneud yn siŵr bod y duedd lle'r ydym ni'n gweld llai o bobl yn cael y prawf yn cael ei gwrthdroi yn y dyfodol agos.
English: First Minister, research has shown that women from black, Asian and ethnic minority backgrounds are less likely to attend cervical screening than white women. A survey found that only 28 per cent of women from ethnic minority communities would be comfortable talking to a male GP about cervical screening, compared to 45 per cent of white women. Twice as many BAME women as white women said that better knowledge about the test and its importance would encourage them to attend. First Minister, what is the Welsh Government doing to increase awareness of cervical screening among women from our ethnic minority communities in Wales, please?
Welsh: Prif Weinidog, mae ymchwil wedi dangos bod menywod o gefndiroedd du, Asiaidd a lleiafrifoedd ethnig yn llai tebygol o fynychu sgrinio serfigol na menywod gwyn. Canfu arolwg mai dim ond 28 y cant o fenywod o gymunedau lleiafrifoedd ethnig fyddai'n gyfforddus yn siarad â meddyg teulu gwrywaidd am sgrinio serfigol, o'i gymharu â 45 y cant o fenywod gwyn. Dywedodd dwywaith gymaint o fenywod sy'n bobl dduon ac Asiaidd ac o leiafrifoedd ethnig o'u cymharu â menywod gwyn y byddai gwell gwybodaeth am y prawf a'i bwysigrwydd yn eu hannog i fynychu. Prif Weinidog, beth mae Llywodraeth Cymru yn ei wneud i gynyddu ymwybyddiaeth o sgrinio serfigol ymhlith menywod o'n cymunedau lleiafrifoedd ethnig yng Nghymru, os gwelwch yn dda?
English: Well, I'd refer the Member to the answer I just gave in terms of the Screening for Life campaign, which is aimed at ensuring that community groups that have inherently low take-up of screening - to ensure that that take-up improves in the future.
Welsh: Wel, byddwn yn cyfeirio'r Aelod at yr ateb yr wyf i newydd ei roi o ran yr ymgyrch Sgrinio am Oes, sydd â'r nod o sicrhau bod grwpiau cymunedol lle ceir niferoedd cynhenid isel yn manteisio ar sgrinio - i sicrhau bod y niferoedd hynny'n gwella yn y dyfodol.
English: We do recognise the important contribution that pubs make to communities. We are working with community groups and other representatives, including the Campaign for Real Ale - I declare an interest as a member - on how best to protect premises and facilities and help bring people together. I've always said that a community without a pub is a collection of houses. Quite often, I've seen this happen in my part of the world. We will be consulting on a review of the Town and Country Planning (Use Classes) Order in May, with a view to looking at how we can better protect our pubs.
Welsh: Rydym ni'n cydnabod y cyfraniad pwysig y mae tafarndai yn ei wneud i gymunedau. Rydym ni'n gweithio gyda grwpiau cymunedol a chynrychiolwyr eraill, gan gynnwys yr Ymgyrch Dros Gwrw Go Iawn - rwy'n datgan buddiant fel aelod - ar y ffordd orau o ddiogelu safleoedd a chyfleusterau ac i helpu i ddod â phobl at ei gilydd. Rwyf i wedi dweud erioed mai casgliad o dai yw cymuned heb dafarn. Yn aml iawn, rwyf i wedi gweld hyn yn digwydd yn fy rhan i o'r byd. Byddwn yn ymgynghori ar adolygiad o'r Gorchymyn Cynllunio Gwlad a Thref (Dosbarthiadau Defnydd) ym mis Mai, gyda'r bwriad o ystyried sut y gallwn ni ddiogelu ein tafarndai yn well.
English: Thanks for that response. Yes, you mentioned on a previous occasion that you were a member of CAMRA, and it's good that you are involved in the real ale sphere. We are trying to - . We've got a cross-party group now. Nick is involved in it as well. Simon Thomas is running it. We're going to, hopefully, help you to push this forward, because we have been waiting rather a long time for a statement on this. I don't want to anticipate what your review is going to come up with, but we do have the - well, they do have the - Localism Act 2011 in England now, so that does give some protection to pubs as assets of community value. Might that be the direction that you could be thinking about going down in Wales?
Welsh: Diolch am yr ymateb yna. Do, soniasoch ar achlysur blaenorol eich bod chi'n aelod o CAMRA, ac mae'n dda eich bod chi'n cymryd rhan yn y byd cwrw go iawn. Rydym ni'n ceisio - . Mae gennym ni grŵp trawsbleidiol nawr. Mae Nick yn rhan ohono hefyd. Simon Thomas sy'n ei redeg. Rydym ni'n mynd i'ch helpu, gobeithio, i fwrw ymlaen â hyn, gan ein bod ni wedi bod yn aros cryn amser am ddatganiad ar hyn. Nid wyf i eisiau rhagweld beth fydd canlyniad eich adolygiad, ond mae gennym ni - wel, mae ganddyn nhw - Ddeddf Lleoliaeth 2011 yn Lloegr nawr, felly mae honno'n rhoi rhywfaint o ddiogelwch i dafarndai fel asedau o werth i'r gymuned. A allai hwnnw fod yn gyfeiriad y gallech chi fod yn ystyried ei ddilyn yng Nghymru?
English: Well, we have been working with CAMRA, and that work has been helpful to explore the implications of splitting the A3 food and drink use class, and we will look at how that might work. We're also considering the recommendations made by the University of the West of England in terms of the operation of the use classes Order, and I mentioned how the consultation will proceed in that regard. It is true to say that, for some pubs, the business is no longer viable, but there are many pubs that I know of where it was a perfectly viable business but there was more money to be made by turning those pubs into flats. That is what we have to guard against in the future, because pubs are hugely important assets to our towns and villages and communities across Wales, and we want to make sure that we can do all that we can to protect those that are viable and provide such a service to locals.
Welsh: Wel, rydym ni wedi bod yn gweithio gyda CAMRA, ac mae'r gwaith hwnnw wedi bod yn ddefnyddiol i archwilio goblygiadau rhannu dosbarthiad defnydd bwyd a diod A3, a byddwn yn ystyried sut y gallai hynny weithio. Rydym ni hefyd yn ystyried yr argymhellion a wnaed gan Brifysgol Gorllewin Lloegr o ran gweithrediad y Gorchymyn dosbarthiadau defnydd, a soniais sut bydd yr ymgynghoriad yn mynd rhagddo yn hynny o beth. Mae'n wir i ddweud, i rai tafarndai, nad yw'r busnes yn hyfyw mwyach, ond ceir llawer o dafarndai yr wyf i'n gwybod amdanynt lle'r oedd yn fusnes gwbl hyfyw ond bod mwy o arian i'w wneud o droi'r tafarndai hynny'n fflatiau. Dyna'r hyn y mae'n rhaid i ni fod yn wyliadwrus ohono yn y dyfodol, gan fod tafarndai yn asedau arbennig o bwysig i'n trefi a'n pentrefi a'n cymunedau ledled Cymru, ac rydym ni eisiau gwneud yn siŵr y gallwn ni wneud popeth o fewn ein gallu i amddiffyn y rhai sy'n hyfyw ac sy'n darparu gwasanaeth o'r fath i bobl leol.