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English: Minister, I listened to your answer to Vikki Howells with interest. You will know that I have expressed my concerns about the accuracy and reliability of data collection surrounding hospitalisations due to COVID many times already this year, because it's vital for our understanding of the disease that we really get to grips with who has COVID and then subsequently dies from COVID, and who, unfortunately, dies and COVID is not the primary cause of death. I wondered if you were doing - . You talked to Vikki Howells earlier about doing analysis as to the types of people who might get COVID, but are you actually doing analysis of people who've been admitted to hospital and whether that admittance to hospital is because of COVID or they happen to have it when they come in because they have, for example, broken their leg or they're undergoing cancer treatment? And subsequently, when somebody passes away, have you given further thought to the calls by the Royal College of Pathologists to have more postmortems so that we can verify the figures between those who die of COVID and those who die with COVID, because that skews the data immensely?
Welsh: Weinidog, gwrandewais ar eich ateb i Vikki Howells gyda diddordeb. Byddwch yn gwybod fy mod wedi mynegi fy mhryderon ynghylch cywirdeb a dibynadwyedd casglu data ar dderbyniadau i ysbytai oherwydd COVID sawl gwaith yn barod eleni, gan ei bod yn hanfodol i'n dealltwriaeth o'r clefyd ein bod yn deall pwy sydd â COVID ac yna'n marw o COVID wedi hynny, a phwy, yn anffodus, sy'n marw pan nad yw COVID yn brif achos marwolaeth. Tybed a ydych yn gwneud - . Fe siaradoch â Vikki Howells yn gynharach ynglŷn â gwneud dadansoddiad ynghylch y mathau o bobl a allai gael COVID, ond a ydych yn dadansoddi pobl sydd wedi cael eu derbyn i'r ysbyty ac a yw hynny'n digwydd oherwydd COVID, neu a oedd yn digwydd bod arnynt pan ddaethant i mewn oherwydd eu bod wedi torri eu coes er enghraifft, neu am eu bod yn cael triniaeth canser? Ac wedi hynny, pan fydd rhywun yn marw, a ydych wedi meddwl ymhellach am alwadau Coleg Brenhinol y Patholegwyr am gynnal mwy o archwiliadau post-mortem fel y gallwn wirio'r ffigurau rhwng y rheini sy'n marw o COVID a'r rheini sy'n marw gyda COVID, gan fod hynny'n ystumio'r data yn aruthrol?
English: Minister, having heard what you've said to others about the difficulty of creating COVID-free areas or COVID-free hospitals, I've had some correspondence this week from constituents who were worried about going into Prince Philip Hospital in Llanelli for non-COVID-related treatments because they're concerned about the possibility of contracting COVID there. What further reassurance can you give those patients, working with the local health board, that they are able to undertake those non-COVID treatments safely? Because I very much associate myself with what you've said about how important it is that people do carry on getting non-COVID treatments at this time.
Welsh: Weinidog, ar ôl clywed yr hyn rydych wedi'i ddweud wrth eraill am ba mor anodd yw creu mannau sy'n rhydd o COVID neu ysbytai sy'n rhydd o COVID, rwyf wedi cael gohebiaeth yr wythnos hon gan etholwyr a oedd yn poeni am fynd i Ysbyty'r Tywysog Philip yn Llanelli i gael triniaethau nad ydynt yn gysylltiedig â COVID gan eu bod yn poeni am y posibilrwydd o ddal COVID yno. Pa sicrwydd pellach y gallwch ei roi i'r cleifion hynny, gan weithio gyda'r bwrdd iechyd lleol, eu bod yn gallu cael y triniaethau hynny nad ydynt yn gysylltiedig â COVID mewn ffordd ddiogel? Oherwydd rwy'n cytuno'n gryf â'r hyn rydych wedi'i ddweud am ba mor bwysig yw hi fod pobl yn parhau i gael triniaethau nad ydynt yn gysylltiedig â COVID ar hyn o bryd.
English: There are a wide range of well-established public health programmes. These are unprecedented times and sadly COVID-19 has a disproportionate impact on older people, those with underlying health conditions and, indeed, on people from black and Asian origin backgrounds. The safety and protection of the public is a key priority, and we are of course being guided by the latest scientific evidence and medical advice.
Welsh: Ceir ystod eang o raglenni iechyd cyhoeddus sydd wedi'u hen sefydlu. Mae hwn yn gyfnod digynsail, ac yn anffodus mae COVID-19 yn cael effaith anghymesur ar bobl hŷn, y rhai â chyflyrau iechyd sy'n bodoli eisoes, ac yn wir, ar bobl o gefndiroedd du ac Asiaidd. Mae diogelu ac amddiffyn y cyhoedd yn flaenoriaeth allweddol, ac wrth gwrs, cawn ein harwain gan gyngor meddygol a'r dystiolaeth wyddonol ddiweddaraf.
English: Thanks, for that response, Minister. Can I make a plea at this stage of the crisis on health grounds for gyms? Gyms are vital to many people's physical health and mental well-being, so there is a strong case that gyms could be designated as being for essential use, and I would urge your Government to take that course of action. During some periods of the recent crisis, gyms have been allowed to stay open in the rest of the UK, but here in Wales they have been forced to close, despite adhering to social distancing rules. I know that isn't the case at the moment, but the future is still very uncertain for most of our gyms in Wales. Minister, in the event of a future lockdown in Wales, could you give some good consideration to the idea that gyms should be classed as being for essential use on health grounds and should be allowed to remain open?
Welsh: Diolch am eich ymateb, Weinidog. A gaf fi wneud apêl ar sail iechyd ar ran campfeydd ar y cam hwn o'r argyfwng? Mae campfeydd yn hanfodol i iechyd corfforol a lles meddyliol llawer o bobl, felly mae achos cryf dros ddynodi campfeydd fel llefydd ar gyfer defnydd hanfodol, a byddwn yn annog eich Llywodraeth i gymryd y camau hynny. Yn ystod rhai cyfnodau o'r argyfwng diweddar, mae campfeydd wedi cael aros ar agor yng ngweddill y DU, ond yma yng Nghymru, fe'u gorfodwyd i gau, er eu bod yn cadw at reolau cadw pellter cymdeithasol. Gwn nad yw hynny'n wir ar hyn o bryd, ond mae'r dyfodol yn dal i fod yn ansicr iawn i'r rhan fwyaf o'n campfeydd yng Nghymru. Weinidog, os ceir cyfnod arall o gyfyngiadau symud yng Nghymru yn y dyfodol, a allech roi rhywfaint o ystyriaeth i'r syniad y dylid dynodi campfeydd yn llefydd ar gyfer defnydd hanfodol ar sail iechyd ac y dylid caniatáu iddynt aros ar agor?
English: Minister, the over-50s are the most at-risk group, and the importance of exercise for this group in general health and preserving high levels of mobility, which often decline with age, is really important for your immune system and for your ability to get vitamin D. However, there are many people, I think, who are quite afraid about going out sometimes, and when we are having this message of 'stay at home', it is important that that is balanced by the need to take regular exercise, and the best exercise for people over 50 is to walk regularly. But I am concerned, from what I see outside, that the age group that you least see outside is that, of which I am now a member.
Welsh: Weinidog, pobl dros 50 oed yw'r grŵp sy'n wynebu'r perygl mwyaf, ac mae pwysigrwydd ymarfer corff i'r grŵp hwn o ran iechyd cyffredinol a chadw lefelau uchel o symudedd, sy'n aml yn dirywio gydag oedran, yn bwysig iawn i'ch system imiwnedd ac i'ch gallu i gael fitamin D. Fodd bynnag, credaf fod llawer o bobl weithiau'n eithaf ofnus ynglŷn â mynd allan, a phan gawn y neges hon i 'aros gartref', mae'n bwysig fod honno'n cael ei chydbwyso gyda'r angen i ymarfer corff yn rheolaidd a'r ymarfer corff gorau i bobl dros 50 oed yw cerdded yn rheolaidd. Ond o'r hyn a welaf y tu allan, rwy'n ofni mai dyna'r grŵp oedran sydd i'w weld leiaf y tu allan, ac rwy'n aelod o'r grŵp hwnnw bellach.
English: I thank the Member. That's a really important point. The effectiveness of our 'stay at home' message is really important, but we have balanced that by saying we positively want people to be able to exercise and to exercise safely. And we've seen that it is possible to go for a walk, to go for a cycle and to do that with your own household at this particular point in time. And we want to see that continue, because you make a fair point: with each decade that we add to our lives, we become more vulnerable to harm from coronavirus. And so maintaining and being as physically healthy as possible is important in terms of the potential response to the virus, but also it's hugely important for mental health and well-being. And more generally, there's work that we're continuing to do on our Healthy Weight: Healthy Wales programme, rediscovering and reimagining our latest options with diet, but with exercise too, and how we make it a normal thing that is easy for people to undertake with normal activity, so that we build back into our lives. And that is work that both ministerial colleagues Dafydd Elis-Thomas and now Eluned Morgan will be leading on, and I think the importance of that work will have been highlighted, not diminished, by the reality of the COVID pandemic. But a very useful and I think important intervention from David Melding about reminding us of the benefits of exercise.
Welsh: Diolch i'r Aelod. Mae hwnnw'n bwynt pwysig iawn. Mae effeithiolrwydd ein neges 'aros gartref' yn bwysig iawn, ond rydym wedi cydbwyso hynny drwy ddweud ein bod yn awyddus iawn i bobl allu ymarfer corff ac ymarfer corff yn ddiogel. Ac rydym wedi gweld ei bod yn bosibl mynd am dro, mynd ar eich beic a gwneud hynny gydag aelodau'ch cartref eich hun ar hyn o bryd. Ac rydym am weld hynny'n parhau, gan eich bod yn gwneud pwynt teg: gyda phob degawd rydym yn ei ychwanegu at ein bywydau, rydym yn dod yn fwy agored i niwed y coronafeirws. Ac felly, mae cadw'n iach a bod mor iach â phosibl yn gorfforol yn bwysig o ran yr ymateb posibl i'r feirws, ond hefyd mae'n hynod o bwysig ar gyfer iechyd meddwl a lles. Ac yn fwy cyffredinol, rydym yn dal i wneud gwaith ar ein rhaglen Pwysau Iach: Cymru Iach, ailddarganfod ac ailfeddwl am ein hopsiynau diweddaraf gyda deiet, ond gydag ymarfer corff hefyd, a sut rydym yn ei wneud yn beth normal sy'n hawdd i bobl ei wneud gyda gweithgarwch arferol, fel ein bod yn ei adeiladu yn ôl i mewn i'n bywydau. Ac mae hwnnw'n waith y bydd fy nau gyd-Weinidog, Dafydd Elis-Thomas ac Eluned Morgan yn ei arwain nawr, a chredaf y bydd realiti'r pandemig COVID wedi tynnu mwy o sylw at bwysigrwydd y gwaith hwnnw, yn hytrach na'i leihau. Ond ymyrraeth ddefnyddiol a phwysig iawn yn fy marn i gan David Melding yn ein hatgoffa am fanteision ymarfer corff.
English: The Welsh Government is working on an all-Wales basis with key stakeholders, such as Public Health Wales, health boards, including, of course, the Aneurin Bevan University Health Board serving Islwyn, trusts and local authorities on plans to distribute a vaccine when one does becomes available.
Welsh: Mae Llywodraeth Cymru'n gweithio ar sail Cymru gyfan gyda rhanddeiliaid allweddol, megis Iechyd Cyhoeddus Cymru, byrddau iechyd, gan gynnwys, wrth gwrs, Bwrdd Iechyd Prifysgol Aneurin Bevan sy'n gwasanaethu Islwyn, ymddiriedolaethau ac awdurdodau lleol ar gynlluniau i ddosbarthu brechlyn pan fydd un ar gael.
English: Diolch. Minister, we know that there is no current vaccination for COVID-19, but constant suggestions that 2021 could see one or more first generational COVID-19 vaccines. Albert Bourla, the chief executive of Pfizer, has said that the German vaccine was in the last mile, and that the pharmaceutical company expected results within a matter of weeks, and we know that pharmaceutical and drug companies say this. It is also mooted that the UK Government has bought enough doses for 20 million people, whilst the Oxford vaccination moves towards its final stages of trials. But we also know that early vaccines will not be a magic bullet. Bearing in mind that the UK Government has now stepped back from some of the normal EU drug test processes, how is the Welsh Government pairing alongside the other nations of the United Kingdom to ensure that the people of Wales have confidence to take a new vaccination and that there are enough qualified professionals available to administer it and within enough locations?
Welsh: Diolch. Weinidog, gwyddom nad oes brechlyn ar gyfer COVID-19 ar hyn o bryd, ond ceir awgrymiadau cyson y gallem weld un neu fwy o frechlynnau COVID-19 cenhedlaeth gyntaf yn 2021. Mae Albert Bourla, prif weithredwr Pfizer, wedi dweud bod brechlyn yr Almaen ar y filltir olaf, a bod y cwmni fferyllol yn disgwyl canlyniadau o fewn ychydig wythnosau, a gwyddom fod cwmnïau fferyllol a chyffuriau yn dweud hyn. Nodir hefyd fod Llywodraeth y DU wedi prynu digon o ddosau ar gyfer 20 miliwn o bobl, wrth i frechlyn Rhydychen symud tuag at gamau olaf y treialon. Ond gwyddom hefyd na fydd brechlynnau cynnar yn ateb i bob dim. O gofio bod Llywodraeth y DU bellach wedi camu'n ôl o rai o brosesau profi cyffuriau arferol yr UE, sut mae Llywodraeth Cymru'n cymharu â gwledydd eraill y Deyrnas Unedig o ran sicrhau bod gan bobl Cymru hyder i gael brechlyn newydd a bod digon o weithwyr proffesiynol cymwys ar gael i'w weinyddu ac mewn digon o leoliadau?
English: I expect all health boards in Wales to behave in an open and transparent way, while balancing their obligations in respect of safeguarding the rights of individuals to privacy.
Welsh: Rwy'n disgwyl i bob bwrdd iechyd yng Nghymru ymddwyn mewn ffordd agored a thryloyw gan gydbwyso eu rhwymedigaethau mewn perthynas â diogelu hawliau unigolion i breifatrwydd.
English: Thank you very much. The board at present, as the Minister knows, is appealing against the Information Commissioner's decision that the Holden report into problems at the Hergest ward at Ysbyty Gwynedd should be released. I think that reflects poorly on the board, and this isn't an historical issue. Other reports have suggested that problems are ongoing - a report on psychological therapies last year notes systemic and deep cultural problems, and, where lives have been lost, the failure to be transparent is entirely unacceptable. In response to a freedom of information request some four years ago, the board said that there had been no deaths in Hergest between 2011 and 2016, but the coroner's report suggests otherwise, with a number of deaths either in the unit or as a result of people not being treated there. I know of three in Anglesey. Now, I am aware, of course, that there is a Minister for mental health in place now, but this is a question on transparency and it goes beyond mental health. I've raised a similar concern about the way an external investigation into speech and language therapy has been handled by the board.That was a report in 2017, and that's a report that has also not been released. Will the Minister now insist that these reports are published and insist on that full transparency in Betsi Cadwaladr, because patients and staff, in the past and in the present, deserve that?
Welsh: Diolch yn fawr iawn. Mae'r bwrdd ar hyn o bryd, fel y mae'r Gweinidog yn gwybod, yn apelio yn erbyn dyfarniad y Comisiynydd Gwybodaeth y dylid rhyddhau ar unwaith adroddiad Holden i broblemau yn ward Hergest yn Ysbyty Gwynedd. Dwi'n meddwl bod hynny yn adlewyrchu'n wael iawn ar y bwrdd, ac nid mater hanesyddol ydy hyn. Mae adroddiadau eraill wedi awgrymu bod problemau yn parhau - adolygiad o therapïau seicolegol y llynedd, er enghraifft, yn nodi problemau strwythurol systemig a diwylliannol dwfn, a, lle mae bywydau wedi cael eu colli, mae methiant i fod yn agored yn gwbl, gwbl annerbyniol. Mewn ymateb i gais rhyddid gwybodaeth ryw bedair blynedd yn ôl, mi ddywedodd y bwrdd nad oedd yr un farwolaeth wedi digwydd yn Hergest rhwng 2011 a 2016, ond mae adroddiadau'r crwner yn awgrymu fel arall, efo sawl marwolaeth naill ai ar yr uned neu o ganlyniad i bobl yn methu â chael triniaeth. Rwy'n gwybod am, beth bynnag, dri yn Ynys Môn. Dwi'n ymwybodol, wrth gwrs, fod yna Weinidog iechyd meddwl erbyn hyn, ond cwestiwn am dryloywder ydy hyn; mae'n mynd y tu hwnt i iechyd meddwl. Dwi wedi codi consern tebyg am y ffordd y mae ymchwiliad allanol i therapi iaith a lleferydd wedi cael ei handlo gan y bwrdd - adroddiad yn 2017, a hwnnw'n adroddiad sy'n cael ei gelu hefyd. A wnaiff y Gweinidog rŵan fynnu bod yr adroddiadau yna yn cael eu cyhoeddi a mynnu tryloywder llawn yn Betsi Cadwaladr, oherwydd mae cleifion a staff y gorffennol a'r presennol yn haeddu hynny?
English: Da iawn. I issued a written statement about long COVID on 23 October. Our approach has focused on research and rehabilitation. Our multiprofessional primary and community health and care services can assess and meet the majority of people's individual needs close to home, with in-patient specialist rehabilitation only where necessary.
Welsh: Da iawn. Cyhoeddais ddatganiad ysgrifenedig am COVID hir ar 23 Hydref. Mae ein dull o weithredu wedi canolbwyntio ar ymchwil ac adsefydlu. Gall ein gwasanaethau iechyd a gofal sylfaenol a chymunedol amlbroffesiwn asesu a diwallu'r rhan fwyaf o anghenion unigol pobl yn agos at eu cartref, gydag adsefydlu arbenigol i gleifion mewnol lle bo angen yn unig.
English: Diolch. I've had two constituents in particular who've contacted me about the effects of long COVID. One first experienced symptoms in February - [ Inaudible.] - in March and then worsened, and it caused him a great deal of anxiety, as the GP surgery wasn't able to help him with the symptoms of a virus about which medical science is still learning. However, he has been diagnosed with post-viral fatigue. Another constituent has also written to me because in his experience long COVID has prevented him from returning to work. He's self-employed. He's now having financial consequences of this, and he either pays himself sick pay, without an income to do so, or risks possible - [ Inaudible.] - damage due to the effects of long COVID on returning to work too early. What measures can the Welsh Government put in place, both in health service provision and financial support, to ensure that people with long COVID aren't forgotten?
Welsh: Diolch. Mae dau etholwr yn benodol wedi cysylltu â mi ynghylch effeithiau COVID hir. Dangosodd un ohonynt symptomau ym mis Chwefror - [ Anghlywadwy.] - ym mis Mawrth ac yna fe waethygodd, gan beri cryn dipyn o bryder iddo, gan nad oedd y feddygfa yn gallu ei helpu gyda symptomau feirws y mae gwyddoniaeth feddygol yn dal i ddysgu amdano. Fodd bynnag, mae wedi cael diagnosis o flinder ôl-feirysol. Mae etholwr arall wedi ysgrifennu ataf am fod COVID hir yn ei brofiad ef wedi ei atal rhag dychwelyd i'r gwaith. Mae'n hunangyflogedig. Mae bellach yn wynebu canlyniadau ariannol yn sgil hyn, ac mae naill ai'n talu tâl salwch iddo'i hun, heb incwm i wneud hynny, neu'n mentro - [ Anghlywadwy.] - niwed posibl oherwydd effeithiau COVID hir ar ddychwelyd i'r gwaith yn rhy gynnar. Pa fesurau y gall Llywodraeth Cymru eu rhoi ar waith, drwy ddarpariaeth y gwasanaeth iechyd yn ogystal â chymorth ariannol, i sicrhau nad yw pobl â COVID hir yn cael eu hanghofio?
English: The next item is questions to the Minister for Mental Health, Well-being and Welsh Language. The first question is from Gareth Bennett.
Welsh: Yr eitem nesaf, felly, yw'r cwestiynau i'r Gweinidog Iechyd Meddwl, Llesiant a'r Gymraeg. Mae'r cwestiwn cyntaf gan Gareth Bennett.
English: Is that better?
Welsh: Ydy hwn yn well?
English: Yes, it's working now. Thank you very much.
Welsh: Ydy, mae'n gweithio nawr. Diolch yn fawr.
English: Thank you very much. I do apologise for that.
Welsh: Diolch yn fawr. Mae'n ddrwg gen i am hynna.
English: Thank you for your question, Gareth. We undertake regular and extensive research into tourism and that, obviously, during the period of the pandemic, has included research programmes on the impact of the pandemic on tourism industries. The centrepiece of my activity is a regular weekly meeting with representatives of the tourism industry throughout Wales and Welsh local government and businesses so that we can have an up-to-date analysis of the situation. We will be holding the next one of those on the coming Friday.
Welsh: Diolch am eich cwestiwn, Gareth. Rydym yn gwneud gwaith ymchwil helaeth a rheolaidd i dwristiaeth ac mae hynny, yn amlwg, yng nghyfnod y pandemig, wedi cynnwys rhaglenni ymchwil ar effaith y pandemig ar ddiwydiannau twristiaeth. Rhan ganolog o fy ngweithgarwch yw cyfarfod wythnosol rheolaidd gyda chynrychiolwyr y diwydiant twristiaeth ledled Cymru a llywodraeth leol a busnesau Cymru fel y gallwn sicrhau bod gennym y dadansoddiad diweddaraf o'r sefyllfa. Byddwn yn cynnal yr un nesaf o'r rheini ddydd Gwener nesaf.
English: Thanks, Minister. Tourism has taken a major hit during the past few months, for obvious reasons. Although the sector was bound to be hit hard by the pandemic, I do worry about the long-term effects. Tourism has traditionally formed a big part of the Welsh economy and we want it to recover from the shock of this year, but it is going to be hard to get tourists, particularly from England, to come to Wales if there is a perception that they're not wanted here, and if there is a perception that a hard border has gone up between Wales and England. And that perception has certainly been formed, to some extent, during 2020. So, how are we going to be able to remove this perception once the pandemic has eased and we're wanting the English tourist pound once again?
Welsh: Diolch, Weinidog. Mae twristiaeth wedi cael ergyd fawr yn yr ychydig fisoedd diwethaf, am resymau amlwg. Er ei bod yn anochel y byddai'r pandemig yn tarfu'n ddrwg ar y sector, rwy'n poeni am yr effeithiau hirdymor. Yn draddodiadol, mae twristiaeth wedi bod yn rhan fawr o economi Cymru, ac rydym am iddi wella ar ôl y sioc a gafodd eleni, ond bydd yn anodd denu twristiaid i Gymru, yn enwedig o Loegr, os yw pobl o dan yr argraff nad oes croeso iddynt yma, ac os yw pobl o dan yr argraff fod ffin galed wedi ymddangos rhwng Cymru a Lloegr. Ac yn sicr, ffurfiwyd canfyddiad o'r fath, i raddau, yn 2020. Felly, sut gallwn ddileu'r canfyddiad hwn pan fydd y pandemig wedi llacio'i afael a phan fyddwn eisiau gweld y bunt dwristaidd o Loegr unwaith eto?
English: You're quite right, of course, in emphasising the importance to the tourism sector of incoming visitors, both day visitors and visitors who come and stay for three or more nights, making a substantial contribution during a period of economic activity. You're quite right to emphasise the close relationship between the major population centres of the north-west and the south-west, and indeed, the midlands and the south-east of England on the tourism industry. We are now reaching a situation where there is, hopefully, a closer understanding between the devolved administrations and their Governments and the UK Government, as the devolved Government for England in this context, about the measures that need to be taken. And as we plan, within the confines of this appalling pandemic, for a return of the visitor economy to something similar to its previous achievement, then it is obvious that we need to do this on a UK basis as well as on a Wales basis. And for that purpose, I do share regular meetings and discussions with my tourism colleagues in Scotland, Northern Ireland and, of course, in the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport in England.
Welsh: Rydych yn llygad eich lle, wrth gwrs, yn pwysleisio pwysigrwydd ymwelwyr i'r sector twristiaeth, boed yn ymwelwyr dydd neu'n ymwelwyr sy'n dod i aros am dair noson neu fwy, gan wneud cyfraniad sylweddol mewn cyfnod o weithgarwch economaidd. Rydych yn gwbl iawn i bwysleisio'r berthynas agos rhwng prif ganolfannau poblogaeth y gogledd-orllewin a'r de-orllewin, ac yn wir, canolbarth a de-ddwyrain Lloegr ar y diwydiant twristiaeth. Rydym bellach yn agosáu at sefyllfa lle ceir gwell dealltwriaeth, gobeithio, rhwng y gweinyddiaethau datganoledig a'u Llywodraethau a Llywodraeth y DU, fel Llywodraeth ddatganoledig Lloegr yn y cyd-destun hwn, ynghylch y mesurau sydd angen eu rhoi ar waith. Ac wrth inni wneud cynlluniau, o fewn cyfyngiadau'r pandemig echrydus hwn, ar gyfer adfer yr economi ymwelwyr i rywbeth tebyg i'w chyflwr blaenorol, mae'n amlwg fod angen inni wneud hyn ar sail y DU yn ogystal ag ar sail Cymru. Ac i'r perwyl hwnnw, rwy'n rhannu cyfarfodydd a thrafodaethau rheolaidd â fy nghymheiriaid twristiaeth yn yr Alban, Gogledd Iwerddon, ac wrth gwrs, yn yr Adran dros Dechnoleg Ddigidol, Diwylliant, y Cyfryngau a Chwaraeon yn Lloegr.