English: Well, I thank the Member for highlighting that particular situation for us, and I think that she describes circumstances that - . I'm sure most of us will have had constituents coming to us with this level of anxiety and concern in their own different personal circumstances. She will know that we have, as a Government, although this is a reserved matter, and a matter for the Home Office to promote, been putting Welsh Government resources into seeking to make sure that people understand, and are supported in applying for, the EU settled status scheme. She mentions the video that I've retweeted through my Government Twitter feed today, which explains on a very basic basis to people how they can apply online. I would also refer her and other Members to the eusswales.com website, which brings together all of the resources and sources of support and advice that EU citizens living in Wales can seek in order to support them in applying for settled status. But I think that, implicit in her question, is a concern that says, 'Well, not everyone lives their life online, perhaps, or will have identified the need to take this action.' And I think that that's absolutely a very real concern. In order to try and address that cohort of people, which could be quite significant, we have sought to distribute posters and leaflets through a range of channels. Some of the work that EYST, and Settled, which were previously called the3million, have been doing as part of that EUSS Wales co-ordination group has been seeking to identify informal networks of different EU citizens' communities. So, looking at where information can be made available in food shops, in cafes, in churches and other social groups, to try and use those fora to raise awareness. I think you said that one of your constituents worked in the NHS, and there has been an effort to raise awareness among the NHS workforce - obviously, a material number of those are EU citizens - so that they understand what support is available to them from the Welsh Government.
Welsh: Wel, diolch i'r Aelod am dynnu ein sylw at y sefyllfa benodol honno, a chredaf ei bod yn disgrifio amgylchiadau sydd - . Rwy'n siŵr y bydd y rhan fwyaf ohonom wedi cael etholwyr yn dod atom gyda'r lefel hon o bryder ynglŷn â'u gwahanol amgylchiadau personol. Er bod hwn yn fater a gedwir yn ôl, ac yn fater i'r Swyddfa Gartref ei hyrwyddo, fe fydd hi'n gwybod ein bod ni, fel Llywodraeth, wedi bod yn darparu adnoddau Llywodraeth Cymru er mwyn ceisio sicrhau bod pobl yn deall, ac yn cael eu cynorthwyo i wneud cais am y cynllun statws preswylwyr sefydlog i ddinasyddion yr UE. Mae hi'n sôn am y fideo rwyf wedi'i ail-drydar drwy ffrwd Twitter y Llywodraeth heddiw, sy'n esbonio'n syml iawn i bobl sut y gallant wneud cais ar-lein. Buaswn hefyd yn ei chyfeirio hi ac Aelodau eraill at wefan eusswales.com, sy'n dwyn ynghyd yr holl adnoddau a ffynonellau cymorth a chyngor y gall dinasyddion yr UE sy'n byw yng Nghymru eu ceisio er mwyn eu cynorthwyo i ymgeisio am statws preswylwyr sefydlog. Ond credaf fod ei chwestiwn yn awgrymu pryder sy'n dweud, 'Wel, nid yw pawb yn byw eu bywyd ar-lein, efallai, ac ni fydd pawb wedi nodi'r angen i roi'r camau hyn ar waith.' A chredaf fod hwnnw'n bryder go iawn. Er mwyn ceisio mynd i'r afael â'r garfan honno o bobl, a allai fod yn eithaf sylweddol, rydym wedi ceisio dosbarthu posteri a thaflenni drwy ystod o sianeli. Mae peth o'r gwaith y mae'r Tîm Cymorth Ieuenctid Ethnig, a Settled, a elwid gynt yn the3million, wedi bod yn ei wneud fel rhan o grŵp cydgysylltu EUSS Cymru wedi ceisio nodi rhwydweithiau anffurfiol gwahanol gymunedau o ddinasyddion yr UE. Felly, golyga hynny edrych ar ble y gellir darparu gwybodaeth mewn siopau bwyd, mewn caffis, mewn eglwysi a grwpiau cymdeithasol eraill, er mwyn ceisio defnyddio'r fforymau hynny i godi ymwybyddiaeth. Credaf i chi sôn bod un o'ch etholwyr yn gweithio yn y GIG, a chafwyd ymdrech i godi ymwybyddiaeth ymhlith gweithlu'r GIG - yn amlwg, mae nifer sylweddol o'r rheini'n ddinasyddion yr UE - fel eu bod yn deall pa gefnogaeth sydd ar gael iddynt gan Lywodraeth Cymru.